CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. 
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Garber. — Resembles the Kieffer, but is not as productive. 
Wilder.—Medium, beautiful yellow; season from January to May. 
Barry.—Large, golden russet; fall and early winter pear. 
Fox.—Medium to large, cinnamon yellow ; fall pear. 
Seut Lea.—Ornamental Chinese pear ; almost evergreen. 
Japan Mikado. — Extremely vigorous and free from all disease; promises to 
make the most valuable stock for grafting. 
Hawaii.—Stout, vigorous-growing pear from the Sandwich Islands ; the fruit of 
Mikado and Hawaii is apple-shaped. 
CHERRIES. 
Price, 30 cents each ; $25 per 100. 
Napoleon Bigarreau.—Large, firm, yellowish white; vigorous and productive.. 
Black Tartarian. — Large, purplish black ; juicy and delicious. 
Belle Magnifique. — Large, bright rich red ; juicy, acid ; fine for canning ; very 
productive. 
Olivet. — A new French cherry ; dark red, acid ; vigorous and productive. 
PEACHES. 
Price, 25 cents each ; $12 to $18 per 100. 
Alexander. — Large size, good quality and color ; one of the earliest to ripen. 
Waterloo. — Medium to large ; a very handsome early peach. 
Briggs’ Red May.—One of the best of the very early peaches. 
Brice’s Early. — Large, rich dark red, and of excellent quality ; freestone. 
Hale’s Early.—Remarkable for productiveness, early bearing and superior 
quality. 
Large Early York.—The best of its season, but subject to curl-leaf. 
Early Crawford.—A magnificent yellow-fleshed peach, of large size ; bears 
abundantly, and is almost wholly free from curl-leaf. The best of its season 
for market or canning. 
Wager. — Large, yellow, juicy, and of fine flavor. 
Late Crawford.—Very large; unequaled in quality among the yellow-fleshed 
peaches, but subject to curl-leaf. 
Lemon Cling. — Large and beautiful; sometimes curls. 
Orange Cling. — A fine California seedling, free from curl-leaf, of large size ; 
valuable for canning. 
Indian, or Blood Cling.—Large, dark claret; deep red juicy flesh. . 
Chinese Cling. — Very large, cream-colored fruit, marbled with red ; juicy and 
melting. 
Smock Free.—Orange yellow, flesh yellow ; large and productive, and good for 
drying ; nearly free from curl-leaf. 
Beer’s Smock. — The .most productive of all peaches, and one of the best for 
drying; freestone. 
Salway.—A large, late yellow freestone, productive, and a week later than 
Smock F ree. 
Morris White.—Large, creamy white freestone, melting sweet and rich. 
