APPLES, PEARS, 
PLUMS, PEACHES 
SHALL FRUITS, 
ROSES AND ORNAHENTAL TREES. 
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" £,£W,o PEIRSON BROS., Waterloo, N. Y. 
Cbe 0kn $t. IHary nurseries« « « 
Can still supply a few Kieffer, LeConte, Garber and 
Smith Pears in one year old sizes ; also a few thousand 
LeConte, Smith and Garber in very fine two and three 
year olds. 
We can still furnish Japan Plums in standard varieties; 
also the new Excelsior which has succeeded from Florida 
to Vermont. The range of adaptability of this variety— 
combined with good qualities, earliness and productive¬ 
ness—make it a valuable acquisition. 
Also Peaches, Satsuma Oranges, Citrus trifoliata, 
Japan Persimmons, Hulberries and Huscadine Grapes. 
WRITE FOR PRICE8. 
GLEN ST. MARY NURSERIES, 
G. L. TABER, Proprietor. GLEN ST. MARY, FLORIDA. 
Surplus List for Spring 1900. 
Can yet do PEACHES and JAPAN PLUMS in limited quantity. 
Also MILLER RED RASPBERRY, EARLY HARVEST BLACKBERRY 
LUCRETIA DEWBERRY and STRAWBERRIES from best leading 
varieties. Prices for same given on application. 
MILFORD NURSERIES, Prop., Alex. Pullen, Milford, Dela. 
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1EOREST TREE SEEDLINGS. | 
1 Ornamental Trees, | 
Shrubs, Etc. | 
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OUR SURPLUS-!^ 
RASPBERRIES. 
5,000 CUMBERLAND. 
3,000 Brandywine. 
2,000 Hopkins. 
25,000 CUTHBERT. 
10,000 Eureka. 
20,000 GOLDEN QUEEN. 
50,000 6RECG. 
10,000 HANSELL. 
50,000 KANSAS. 
15,000 LOUDON. 
10,000 Ohio. 
40,000 MILLER. 
3,000 Palmer. 
10,000 Marlborough. 
5,000 Ccnrath. 
1 0,000 Turner. 
5,000 Lotta, 
5,000 Rancocas. 
3,000 Gault. 
10,000 COLUMBIAN. 
25,000 MUNGER. 
5,000 King. 
5,000 M. Cluster. 
5,000 Schaffer’s Colossal 
5,000 Nemaha. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
20,000 Early Harvest. 
15,000 OHMER. 
10.000 Erie. 
20,000 Stone’s Hardy. 
15,000 ELDORADO. 
25,000 SNYDER. 
10,000 Kittatinny. 
10,000 Taylor. 
5,000 Lawton. 
1 0,000 Wilson’s Early. 
10,000 MAXWELL 
15,000 Wilson, Jr. 
5,000 Minnewaski. 
10,000 AGAWAM. 
2,000 Rathbun. 
5,000 Wauchusett. 
1,000 Iceberg. 
20,000 Lucretia. 
10,000 A. BRITON. 
10,000 Houghton, 2 yr. No. 1. 
5,000 Downing, 2 yr. No. 1. 
10,000 Currants, assorted 
100,000 Asparagus Roots, 
Rhubarb, Horse Radish, etc. 
Everything 
First-class. 
Prices right. 
W.N.SQdRIT, New Carlisle, 0. 
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Grafted Chestnuts 
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Paragon, Ridgely and Japan sorts 
all handsomely branched, 4 to 7 ft. 
GRAFTING WOOD. 
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J. <j. PATTERSON b SONS, 
STEWAF?TSTOWN, F»A. 
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Che Admiral Dewey * « 
is the new Triumph peach. It is the latest creation 
of the originator of that magnificent early peach, the 
IR 1 UMPH, and it is distinct improvement in every partic¬ 
ular, over that fine old variety. 
We have almost all the stock in existence, of this grand 
new Peach, and we will make special prices to Nursery¬ 
men wishing to handle it, and to Orchardists, who wish 
to be amongst the first to plant the new Triumph. Write 
tor particulars. 
We also have good stock of Elberta, Triumph, and 
other leading market varieties, at very low prices. 
SMITH BROS., co ' g c a ord 
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