We Have Just What You Want in . . 
APPLE SEEDLINGS AND APPLE ROOT CRAFTS. 
An)' style graft you wish, Piece Root or Whole Root. 
. . . Straight Roots or Branched Roots . . . 
It wiul Pay You to Get Our Prices before placing your orders 
Also, a General Line of Nursery Stock 
FOR WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 
W. A. WATSON Ac CO., - - Narxijal, Ill. 
MEECH’S Q,TJINCE and others, 1 year, 3 to 4 feet, and light 2 year. 
50,000 Wilson Early. 
50,000 Wilson Jr; 
75,000 Early Harvest. 
200,000 Barr’s Phila Mam, Asparagus, 2 years. 
200,000 Strawberry Plants, leading old and promising new sorts. 
Peach Trees, Apple Trees, Carolina Poplars, Silver Maples, Tulip Trees, 
Evergreens, &c. KEIFFER PEARS, extra fine. 
aEN^EV_A., isr. Y., 
Offer a FINE STOCK of the following varieties for delivery 
Spring of 1895, at LOW PRICES They solicit correspondence 
and will be pleased to quote prices, either for cash or in exchange 
for anything that they may need. 
APPEES.—Longfleld, Princess Louise,[ Sutton Beauty, feWalbridge, Milding 
and Yellow Transparent. 
CRABS.—Excelsior, Hyslop, Van Wyck. 
STB. PEARS.—Flemish Beauty, Idaho, Winter Nellis, Bartlett, Clapp’s and 
Kieifer. 
DWF. PEARS. -Howell, Idaho, Lawrence, Seckel. 
QUINCES — Oiange. 
ORNAM. SHRUBS.—Cornus Elegantissima, Beutzia Candida and Gracillis; 
Spirea Aurea and Collosa, Syringa Garland, Sambucus.Golden, Weigelia, 
Candida and Rosea. 
ORNAM. TREES.—Birch Cut Leaf, 7 to 8 feet, 5 to 6 feet, and 4 to 5 feet; 
Elm (American), 9 to 10 feet; Negundo Maple, 8 to 10 feet; 
Silver Maple, 8 to 10 feet; Poplar (Carolina), 10 to 12 feet; 
Oriental Sycamore, 9 to 10 feet. 
EVERGREENS.—Norway Spruce, 18 to 30 inches. 
West Jersey Nursery Co., “ton. a- j. 
LEY/1V/155EMR 6^ 50N5 
NURSERIES, 
USSY (Calvados) AiND ORLEANS, FRANCE. 
Largest Growers and Exporters of all kinds of 
NURSERY STOCKS to the UNITED STATES. 
Best Grading Quality and Packing. 
Send your List of Wants for Special Prices to. 
HERMAN BERKHAN, Sole Afent, 
39 and 41 Cortland St., -.New York. 
Sole Agent for the United States and;Canada. 
EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF. 
TRUIT PIBHT?. 
LARGEST STOCK IN OHIO. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 
Over 3,000,000 Strawberry Plants of new and old varieties, grown 
from new beas. Special quotations in 50 to 100-thousand lots. 
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF 
Raspberries, Blackberries, Currants, Gooseberries, Grapes, 
Rhubarb, Asparagus, &c. 
OUR SRBCIAUTIES JPOR 189S : 
Greenville and Timbrell Strawberries, Eureka Raspberry, Ohmer 
and Eldorado Blackberries, North Star Currant. 
SPRING PRICE LIST READY FEBRUARY 1st, WRITE FOR PRICES ON 
WHAT YOU WANT NOW. 
W, N. SCARFF, = = New Carlisle, Ohio. 
IMMENSE STOCK, LAKGE ASSORTMENT. 
Correspond with us and get samples and prices before placing 
your orders. Introducers of the new early black grape, . . . 
. , EARLY OMIO, . . 
Ten days earlier than Moore’s Early, and three times as productive. 
Address, O. S. OTJZII'XOJES OO., 
KT. 
MILLER - 
S|^RED RASPBERRY 
Early, Large, and Productive as any. 
Full Line of Nursery Perfectly hardy, and the best shipper ever 
CiRCULAR.s FREE. gent to New York and Philadelphia markets. 
MYER & SON, Bridgeville, Del. 
2,500 STANDARD AND DWARF PEARS, mostly Keiffer. 
10,000 CHERRIES, mostly sour sorts. 
ORANGE QUINCE. 
riaple and Mountain Ash, Catalpa, Evergreens, Deutzia Creneta, 
Pirus Japonica. 
F. X. HEMM, PIQUA, OHIO. 
Gogdall Fruitland, sprihgfield, ill., 
OFFER FOR THE .SPRING TRADE, 
50,000 Ohio, 30,000 Gregg, 20,000 Palmer, 30,C00 Nemeha, 20,000 
Soughegan, 20,000 Tyler Raspberry Tips ; 50,000 Snyder Blackberry 
Plants ; also a limited number of Freeman, Ohio Jr., World Fair 
and Rural New Yorker Seed Potatoes. 
«r. NAT". OOIll. 
STTIIATTflN WANTFri byAprillst,byanenergetic,first- 
Ol 1 U A 1 lun yy my l LU Nurseryman (33 years of age, 
unmarried), as general foreman of a large ornamental nursery. Possess¬ 
ing as I do, over 16 years of practical experience with some of the 
leading firms of Germany, France, Holland, and the United States, I 
have acquired thorough familiarity in all details of the nursery business. 
An expert in propagation, grafting by several improved methods, and 
the cultivation of the higher class of nursery stock and all novelties, 
accomplished by a system producing large quantities in the shortest time 
possible. —Address “ Propagator,” care Rational Nurseryman. 
a-11 lESa-rly 
JE*©a,i*isi. 
strong grower, 
XW E 
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The earliest, most handsome, best paying large Pear. A money maker and a. mortgage lifter. 
,, , „ „ , early bearer, free from blight. 
J,aral New 1 orker. says : A remarkably early pear. Large and beautiful. More showy than Clapp’s.” 
Farm Journal, says ” Large, handsrme, solid. Better than the Lawson.” 
ELLWANGER & Barry, say :—‘‘Certainly a handsome eaily pear.*’ 
HAS BE N SHIPPED 400 MILES AND KEPT |7 DAYS. 
Grafts fo7' sale noiv; Buds in season ; Trees inthe Fall. 
t^Leading Nurserymen are “ in it.”—How is it with you ?—Write about it. 
TAPPERS NURSERY CO 
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