Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

4 t5gC lIcens ~ Genus each.
DacqrJ and Standard Pear TTeeS.-2 and 3 years old
largest size 60 cents each; Soper 100 Thesame, but
Teach Trees.-Al the leading varieties, l and 2
years, very fine, SI2 per 100
Cherry TreeS.-MOstly Early Richmond. Gov.
Wood, Elton, MOrellO, and the harder kinds. IL
and Syears old, stOcky trees, So and$0per lOO-0t 70
GRAPETTxEs.
oOneord-I year, well rooted s per 100, $50 per 1000
40 40 40 :; 10 90 g do
CtintOn-f year, fine and thrifty, o per 100.
Hartford PrOlgcI and years 8 cents each.
Deldlcore-l and years, same price.
LuesSeedtng-a and , years. . cents each, $15 per 100
Iona, LsrGeYq, AdTiOndGc, DidnUs, and MANY other
new varieties, at market rates. The Concord is the
BLACRBERRIES.
TIE La,1ton, being always tender here, have discon-
The Missouri Manmoh.-Aier another seasons
trial with this berry, it has fully sustained its repu-
tauon as the beStblackberry for this vicinity. Ex-
Observation-Disclosures to large, sweet, rich. and o fthe
best flavor; 3per dozen, 80 per 100.
Crystal Wh1e-Fruit large, yelOwish white, almost
transparent sweet and rich; s. per dOz, s per 100
round sweet and good, but does not FIJI well unless
planted alternately with others; g per dozen, 10
Chocolate Sseding.-on trial. fruit past season; g
STRA WBERRIES.
WTson's Se~edIinG.-TO well known to need nny des-
cription; fine plantsI dollar per 100, dollars per
Triumph de GGnd.-yery large, snowy and good; l
AgrieutErba-Immense grower, large fruit. but not
sTsen RogVe-One Of the b stgrowers remarkably
productive; one dollar per 100, five dollars per 100
new variety; great bearer; one dollar per
DoWner's ProERc.-LIght scarlet. a steady bearer.
one dollar per 100, five dollars per 100.
Neg 1asey SogTL&-Fine early variety, OF good
JIoGndG, or KnorS 700.-A magnificent light scarlet
fruit two dollars per 100, ten dollars per 1000.
E0I0cu O1fgc0 -NIUht f1O1dnn vro-v v-,a,-kf--- -
dollars per lOOs temdeflaFs per 100.
hTGnSeT S~eedt19-StB9Rg y and great bearer
d.: Miodse.-Saidt to beOf enormous size ana ~Droduc-
Noa1or nGsimnd Pr ooaen'
tive. One dollar per 100.
BaTnss nanmo91New, very strong. large and
good One dollar per dozen, four dollars per I0
LenRtnGs IHhle.-Whits; large size, very sbowv.
sweet and good. One dollar per dozen, fvedoiIars
Charles Do~uginO.-Two dollars per doz. ten per 10
Ag,sees Seeati1g;-A new. large variety, & great
NeGks E~hp9or-Very large size, single Specimens
91ten measuring over 6s inches in circumference |
Inree COLLARS per dozen, fifteen dollars per 100.
OogdE-F1rst introduced into South BEND, Ind. bv |
t t lion Sc5nler ColfAx. Two dollars per dozen, /
RASPBERRTES.
DOoLtles Black Odp-Fruit large. black. sweet and
good; canes strong and hardy. One dollar Der
Mama Black d~p.-Entirely disrpctl 1erv q srm
sweet hardy, immensely productive. One dollar
hrpIs Cdne-An old, welt known variety. One
dollar per dozen; three dollars per hundred. ten /
dollars per thousand.
Golssn CdP.-Large yellow fruit, sweet, productive
and good q SOper dozen, eight dollars perIO.
Etn9eSOtd.-Very strong growing Can vsTiefv nor
tecty hardy; fruit very large. Three dollars Der
dozen, twelve dollars per hundred.
vs. Twenty cents each, two dollars per dozen, |
eight dollars per hundred.
large roundish, compact and verT
good. Three dollars per dozen, ten dollars per fOa i
CtdrE-Highly valuable sort, which has proved
-perectly hardy with rs. Two dOllers per dozen.
DsitaSOnS Th0TnicS&-NOt D thorn on Il. This alone 1
Is sntticient TO make it very desirable indeed.
BLACK, and very sweet and fine favored. Twenty |
cents each, two dollars per doz, ten dollars per 100
oe4ecd ktdck ~Cup-Entirely distinct; flavor unsur-
nassed extremely late and very prolific. Two
dollars per dozen, ten dollars per 100
AdnanOzh C~tuSfeT.-Seedling Of the Miamii black i
with q rich purplish bloom; extremel large.-
Chas. Downing and Andrew :. Fuller say, THE
largest black raspberry they ever saw" Surace
firm. so much 80, that they were shipped to the
New York market, SO miles, this season, with the
most satisfactory results. Bush very rank and
hardy, with but few thOrns. Warranted not to 4
winter XIII in the most exposed situations ID.
4. Moore says, 1T Is the largest and best Black
Raspberry we ever saw Plants three dollars par /
dozen, twelve dollars per hundred