South St. Louis Nurseries, 
WHOLESALE GROWERS, 
GENERAL STOCK.^-«e- 
Standard and Dwarf Pears, 100,000 trees, 2 years old, 
handsome, thrifty trees, well-rooted ; the only home 
grown stock in the west. 
Cherries, 2 years old, heavy grades. 
European Plum on Plum, 2 years old, first class, light 
first-class and medium grades. 
Roses, own roots; strong 2 years field-grown bushes; 
Hybrid Perpetuals, Climbing and Moss. 
Shrubs, large bushy plants ; Hydrangeas, Calycanthus, Li¬ 
lacs, Honeysuckles, Fringes, Weigelias, SnoAvballs, etc. 
Cut-leaved Weeping Birch, 4 ^ 5 ft > 5 to 6 ft., 6 to 7 ft. 
Lowest possible prices for early orders. 
Car lots a specialty. 
Price=list mailed after Feb. 1. Send for one. 
S. M. BAYLES, 
Station “B,” 5t. Louis, Mo. 
JtRACUSE NuR5ERIE4^—^ 
— LflKEJiDEv Stock F/irh. 
An unusually fine lot of 
young, thrifty 
Budded Apples, 
Stand. & Dwarf Pears, 
Cherries. 
A very fine line of 
Ornamental Trees 
and Shrubs, 
suitable for LAWNS and PARKS, 
and a very large, excep¬ 
tionally choice list of 
Roses__ 
All of which will be offered at 
low prices to suit the times. 
Also a lot of very fine extra size 
APPLES and PEARS at ex¬ 
tremely low rates in order to 
clear blocks. 
We offer unusual inducements to 
parties wishing to purchase Nur¬ 
sery Stock in quantity, and guaran¬ 
tee to furnish strictly choice, well 
graded, young, and thrifty stock and 
that which is true to name. 
-OUR- 
Live Stock Department 
Is replete with HORSES and CATTLE 
. of all ages and both sexes, of the 
following breeds: 
STANDARD BRED, 
* FRENCH AND AMERICAN COACH, 
. CLEVELAND BAY, 
HACKNEY, 
CLYDESDALE, 
. PERCHERON, 
and Driving, Coach or Carriage Horses, 
♦ 
single or in pairs. 
♦ 
- ALSO - 
♦ 
Holstein Friesian Cattle 
♦ 
Of the most noted milk and but- 
♦ ter producing strains. 
Correspoyidence solicited and the same will be promptly attended to. 
THE SMITHS & POWELL CO., SYracase, N. Y. 
5 take Labels 
Made of Maple, which ex-_ 
perience has shown to be the — -— 
most durable of all woods for the purpose. 
FOR NURSERYMEN. 
HEAVY. 
15 
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18 
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21 
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PRICES GIVEN ON APPLICATION. 
Correspondence Solicited. Samples Free. 
1838. 
56 Years . 300 Acres. 
ESTABLISHED 1838. 
1894. 
NEW apple, pear 
AND NUT TREES. 
Starr, Parlin, Paras:on and other Apples. 
Lincoln Coreless, Seneca, Japan Golden Rus¬ 
set, Vermont Beauty and other Pears. 
Parry’s Giant, Pedigree Hlammoth, Paragon 
and Biumho Chestnuts. 
French, Persian, English, Japan 'Walnuts. 
Pecans, Almonds and Filberts. 
I take pleasure in offering to you my new Stake Labels, 
which are superior to all others made. Their superiority 
consists in quality of stock, neatness of form, and smooth¬ 
ness of finish. I offer my goods witli confidence that they 
cannot be excelled, and should be pleased to receive your 
orders. 
F. G. HEXAMER, 
14 to 18 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, N, Y. 
NOVELTIES. 
Eleagnus Longipes, Matrimony 
Vines. Trifoliate Orange, Imperial 
Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherries, Buffalo Berries, Juneber- 
ries and Wineberrles, Downing and Hicks Mulberries 1 and 
2 years old In large supply. 
I=RUIT RL-7TNTS, 
Immense Stock of Silver Maples., Lombardy and Car. Poplars and 
other Shade Trees. Catalogue free. 
POMONA NURSERIES, 
WILLIAH PARRY, 
PARRY, N. J. 
