ESTABLISHED 1780. 
Surplus for fall, 1899—Sprint 1900. 
FAIRMOUNT NURSERIES 
TROY, MIAMI CO., OHIO. 
Apple, good assortment, Cherry, 2 and 3 years, 
Plum, European and Japans, Std. Pear, Kiefferand others, 
Peach, leading sorts, Gooseberry, Downing &, Houghton, 
H. T D. Pear, Quince, Grapes, Currants, Rhododendrons, 
Azaleas, Clematis, Tree Roses, H. P. Roses, 
Climbing Roses, Carolina Poplars, Pyramidalis, 
Ornamentals. Evergreens. Etc. 
We will also have our usual supply of 
Apple Seedlings and other Stocks, 
graded up to high standard, for shipment from either 
Troy, Ohio, or Topeka. Kansas. 
Write us for rates before placing your order. 
GEO. PETERS & CO., 
TROY, OHIO. 
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A Demand for Cherry_^ 
is bound to arise, by reason of scarcity throughout the country 
MAHALEB or MAZZAKD? Which shall be used as a 
stock ? This was discussed at Chicago ; but whatever the ans¬ 
wer there, it may be Hobson’s choice, for Mahaleb will again 
be scarce and Mazzard will have to take its place largely. 
OUR OFFER: 
We will have a good supply of Mazzard Stocks and Seeds 
and a fair lot of Mahaleb. Better to order early. 
Price on application. 
RAFFIA, MANETTI ROSE, NATURAL PEACH, 
MYROBOLAN PLUM STOCKS AND SEEDS. 
THOMAS MEEHAN SONS, 
Seed Department. GERMANTOWN, pa. 
1899 
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...FRENCH STOCKS... 
COLOMBE BROS., 
1900 
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USSY, FRANCE, 
Offer this season Fruit and Ornamental Stocks in large and small 
quantities, well graded and at lowest prices. Send lists and order now 
and secure full assortments and sizes wanted. 
FRED’K W. 
Sole Agent for the U. S. and Canada, 
KELSEY, 
No. 150 Broadway: New York. 
25 Valuable Plate Books for Sale. 
Leather bound on end. About 125 plates in each. 
Roses and Ornamentals exclusively. Made for town and 
city work. Address 
“Plate Books,” 
care National Nurseryman. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
ANDRE LEROY NURSERIES, 
Brault & Son, Directors, Angers, France, 
Beg to announce to the trade that their extensive spring sowing 
will enable them to supply for the Fall 1899 and Spring 1900, large 
quantities of first-class, well-graded FRUIT SKfcDLINGS at lowest 
market prices, also a line and complete variety of ORNAMENTALS, 
ROSES, SHRUBS, Etc. Apply for special quotations to 
ANDRE L. CAUSSE, Agent, 
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105-107 Hudson St., 
NEW YORK- 
Rate, including all shipping charges from Angers to P. O. B. New York, 
given on application. 
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100,000 Blackberry, 
500,000 Raspberries. 
200,000 Peach Trees, 
2,000,000 Strawberry Plants, 
Eldorado, Maxwell and Lucretia Blackberries. 
MILLER, LOUDON and TRiUMPH, 
GREENSBORO and EMMA, 
and a full 
assortment of 
Peaches 
.... AND OTHER FRUIT. 
It will be to advantage of tliose in tlie trade to correspond 
with us. 
Our Catalogue will save you money, 
MYER SOM, 
BRIDGEVILLE, DELAWARE. 
COLUMBIAN 
Raspberries. 
Wickson, Red June and Giant 
PLUMS. 
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CHATENAY SEINE, 
FRANCE 
E. T. DICKINSON & CO., 
FRENCH NURSERY STOCKS, 
Fruit Tree Seedlings ipd Oroimentals. 
Pear, Apple, Plum and Cherry, and Angers Quince Cuttings. 
All grown specially for the American ti-ade. 
PEAR AND CRAB APPLE SEED. 
The most complete assortment of Ornamental Stocks. Trees and Shrubs. 
Orders sol cited and booked now at low rates. 
E. T. DICKINSON & CO.. 1 Broadway, NEW YORK. 
THE AMERICAN FLORIST COMPANY’S 
DIRECTORY F'OR 1899, 
Is now ready, revised and corrected to date, with 1336 names of new 
concerns. This book, issued every year at great expense, contains the 
names and addresses of all the Florists. Nurserymen and Seed Merchants 
in the United States and Canada. Price, $2.00. 
AMERICAN FLORIST COMPANY, Chicago, 111., 1). S. A. 
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WILLIAM STREET NURSERIES 
Offer for Fall 1899 and Spring 1900 
Apples, Std. and Dwarf Pears, Cherries, Plums. 
European and Japan; Peaches, Quinces, 
Ornamentals, Roses, Shrubs, etc. 
Send your vvant list to us before placing your order. We will please you 
not only in price and quality of stock, but also with satisfactory dealings in 
every respect. 
J. RICH SONS, 
GENEVA, N. Y. 
When writing to advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
