Seed-Time and Harvest 
BUSINESS DIHECTO 11Y, 
Cards for all kinds of business pertaining 
to Agriculture or Horticulture will be in¬ 
serted in this Directory and a copy of Seed- 
Time and Harvest included for $2.00 per 
year, always in advance. Your order is 
solicited. 
BREEDING CATTLE^ 
HOLSTEINS. 
Edward L. Coy, West Hebron, N. Y. 7-82 
SHORT HORNS. SHETLAND PONIES. 
> Grassfleld Farm, Friendsvi lle, Susq. Co., Pa. 4-5 
~^i^er~mills~&~presses. 
CHAMPION CIDER PRESS. 
Rob’t Butterworth, Trenton, N. J. 3-84 
JERSEY APPLE GRINDER. 
R°b t Butterworth, Trenton, N. J. 3-84 
rrT^vyEKA~TNcui^ 
J. L. Campbell, _ West Elizabeth, Pa. 11-83 
ELECTROS of FRUITS & FLOWERS^ 
A. Blanc, 314 North 11th St., Philadel phia, Pa. 1-84 
fancy fowls. 
WYANDOTS, LEGHORNS & B. JAVAS. 
Send for Price-list. 
Dr. E. B. W eston, Highland Park, Ill. 3_85 
T 77~~ fertilizers^ - ~ 
Lister Bros., Newark, N. J. 7-82 
Geo. T. Bailey, _LaPlume, Lack’a Co., Pa* 
FLORISTS* SUPPLIES' 
Manufacturer of Florists’ Wire Designs. 
N. Steffens, 335 East 21st St., N ew York. 1-85 
„ „ . , CRAPE VINES. 
M. b. Anderson, Union Springs, N. Y. 9-83 
Daniel Conger,—Worden Seedling a Specialty— 21tf 
Wolcott, Wayne Co., N Y 
J. G. Burrow, Fishkill, N. Y. 3-85 
D. S. Mai vin, Watertown, N. Y. 8-85 
Centennial a Specialty. 
f 11 *" 0 . fertilizer droppers. 
P. F. Randolph, _ Liberty C orner, N. J. 12-4 
HAND-MADE HARNESS' 
(Send for Illustrated Catalogue.) 
King A Company, Owego, N. Y. 12-85 
TT, , H ®I^ VATER APPARATUS. 
Hitchmgs & Co ., New York. 3-84 
NURSERY STOCK! 
H. S. Anderson, _Union Springs, N. Y. 9-83 
: ~NURSERY^ACENCy] 
'Chas. N. Elty, Smith’s Point, Texas. Via Galveston 
I ntroducer of Ma rianna Plum, (Trade Marked.) 12-85 
LABELS AND STAKEST 
WOOD,— POT & TREE, PLAIN & PAINTED. 
Penfield Block Co., Lockport, N. Y. 12-84 
PAPER SEED-BACS. 
Clark Bros,, _29 Ann St., New York. 12-4 
VEGETABLE PLANTS. 
Isaac F, Till inghast, La Plume, Pa. 
SEEDS.—Flower and Vegetable. 
Isaac F. Tillinghast, La Plume, Pa. 
Russian Mulberry Trees and Seeds. 
A. Ellsworth, Hutchinson, Kansas. 7-85 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. ~ 
Daniel Conger, Wayne County Nurseries, 21tf 
Wolcott, Wayne Co., N. Y. 
T. C. Barnes, Collinsville, Conn. 4-85 
SHEEP. 
SOUTHDOWNS. 
COTSWOLDS. SCOTCH COLLIES. 
Grassfield Farm , Friendsville, Susq. Co., Pa. 4-5 
FLORIDA^ CURIOSITIES. 
TROPIC SEED BEANS, GEMS FOR VASES, &C. 
J. W. Spang,_ Manatee, Florida. 12-85 
Fairview Nurseries. 
—ESTABLISHED IN 1835.— 
Potted and Layer Strawberry Plants 
New Peaches. “John Haas” f , n <i 
Ford’s “hate White.” 150,000 
Peach Trees, best kinds, 1 yr from bud 
KIEFFER and Le CONTE^Pear Trees 
Champion Quince, All Kinds of Frutf 
and Sma11 Fruit Plants. 
OSAofToiSV Acr - e ? in Nursery.^ 
brat^-l a 8 ^S£ lty ' Also the 
o j r a J*f n Amber Wheat, PURR. 
Send fm- Price List. free. Address 
PERKINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
IT WILL BE FOUND THAT THR 
CANADA ACUCC 
UNLEACHED AoHto 
est and BEST FERTILIZER u ‘„ n e 
and free from noxious weeds Sold in Carload Lota 
Each car wni contain from 13 to 16 tons. ImpSrt^by 
n i MONROE, JUDSON & STROUP. * 
9-iypd 28 Arcade Rlock, Oswego, N. Y. 
Maple Mount Nurseries. 
new FRUITS smlu. 
CHOICE PLANTS A SPECIALTY 
Raspberries & Strawberries in quantity 
bend postal for catalogue. Mention Se?d-Timeand 
Harvest and address S. A. HOSMEr” 
1 12 Clifton, Monroe Co., N.’ Y. 
SMALL FRUIT SPECIALTIES. 
- at - te ^i on too . nT ver V 
Pvf P f^o d to furnish at Lower 'RaUs than an equally 
(rood Quality can be had for elsewhere. Of course 
bn°v e o7n« want JATLANTIC’ will prefer to 
buy of us as the Introducers. Our stock ii 
heavy and prices reduced. Send for Catalogue 
Will. F. RISSRTT & SON, 
Hammonton, N. J. 
