W^e have a choice lot of 
Apple, Pear, 
Plum and Cherry 
^TREES 
on which we will quote moderate prices for No. 1 
5tock. Car lots or less. 
W. A. WATSON & CO., - Normal, 111. 
HEADQUARTERS FOR 
Ridgoly a CHe^striut a Xree^s, 
“ Decidedly the finest and handsomest, really good, large Chestnut 
received.”—Prjwi. Div., Wmhhigtoii, D. V. 
MILLER RED RASPBERRY. 
Plants of my own growing—genuine— 
at reasonable prices. 
COLUMMAN^M.tM. /\spa|-ag;US ROOtS. 
BARR’S 
MAMMOTH. 
/». EMERSON, - - WYOMING, KENT CO., DEL. 
Letdiicr’s Gooseberries without Thorns (Spineless.) 
X'or Oolar^d Plates, Prices and Descrifyl ian, 
ADDKESS 
C. H. JOOSTEN Sole Agent, 36 Dey St., New York. 
Jbe Jyriicuse flormies 
of 
SMITHS and 
POWELL CO., 
Syracuse, N. Y,, 
Are offering this year, as usual, an elegant lot of 
STANDARD APPLES, 
STANDARD AND DWARF PEARS. 
PLUMS, PEACHES, CHERRIES, QUINCES, &C., 
As well as an elegant lot of 
HEDGE PLANTS, 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
SHRUBS, VINES, ROSES, &C., 
OK ARL THE READING AND POPURAR VARIETIES. 
siLas WILSON e©.. 
ATLANTIC, IOWA. 
GRAPE V1HE5 NEW PLUnS. 
TATGE, the best plum in the world, having stood sixteen winters in 
ISorthern Iowa, and borne heavy crops of fine fruit. 
MILTON, the earliest plum in the world, three weeks earlier than 
Wild Goose, and much more productive. 
CHAS. DOWNING, the most beavtiful plum in the world; color 
resembling a cranberry ; ripens with Wild Goose, and better in 
quality. 
NEW PEACH BOKARA, No. 3, the best peach for Northern limit 
of peach growing, has stood 28 degrees below zero and produced 
a crop. 
TREES AND BUDS OF THE ABOVE FOR SALE. 
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 
Silas Wilson Co., - - Atlantic, Iowa. 
TREESiSLPLANTS 
200,000 PEACH TREES, 
2,000,000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 
100,000 BLACKBERRY, 
500,000 RASPBERRY. 
Ideal, Oriole and Lady Thompson Strawberry, 
Miller, Loudon, Cuthbert, Columbian Raspberries, 
Eldorado, naxwell. Leader Blackberries. 
All the old aud new varieties, fine stock, low prices. Our catalogue 
free will save you money. 
MYER & SON, - Bridgeville, Del. 
TEN ACRES OF THE 
WONDERFULLY 
P'^PULAR 
Greenville Strawberry 
(Grown by the originator and introducer.) 
30,000 Trees of Downing’s Winter Maiden Blush Apple 
Like its parent, Fall Maiden Blush, but keeps all winter. 
We are growing these specialties for the trade and are prepared to render tne 
best of service. For terms, plates, &c., apply to 
E. M. BUECHLY, 
GREENVILLE, OHIO. 
Quincy, Ills. 
's/vr 
GUSTAV KLARNER, Proprietor. 
Offers for Fall, ’95, io ,000 CherrV. 
or Spring, 96, _ -L- 
Strictly first-class Stock. Currespondesce solicited. 
Write for price to 
GUSTAV KLARNER, .... QUINCY, ILLS. 
Wanted for Spring 
4000 Grape Vines (2 yrs.) Concord, Rogers’ 
0 and 1.5, Worden; 3(X) Abundance, 200 
Burbank Plum; 300 Early St. John, 500 
Crosby, and 500 Elberta Peach. 
Send ijyices for all or anij of the ahox'e to 
THE QRinSBY NURSERY, = = = QRinSBY, ONT. 
HE\ are oiferiug this season the new “ Worden Seckel ” Pear,— 
an exceedingly choice and rare variety, a decided acquisition to 
the already long list of Pears which they grow, and one which bids 
fair to become a universal favorite. 
They also respectfully invite the attention of the public to their 
Horse and Cattle departments, both of which are very superior. 
When writing to Advertisers mention the National Nurseryman. 
Tbe JedgwicK Nurjery Co. ansa’s. 
Successor to CHAUNCEY A. SEAMAN. 
Offers to the Wholesale trade for the Season of’95 and ’96 
100,000 APPLE, 2 and 3 yr. 5,000 Europ, and Jap. PLUMS. 
100,000 SHADE TREES, large and small. 10,000 DWARF JUNEBERRIES, 
6,000 CRANDALL CURRANTS. 
Allas fine as ever grew. Wholesale Price List for Fall ready July 15 th. Special quotations on 
large lots. CORRESPO.VDENCE SOLICITED. 
When writing to Advertisers mention the National Nurseryman. 
