Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

cription; fine plants dollar per 100, 4 dollars per
Triumph de Gaad.-very large, snowy and good; 1
dollar per 1O1.
observation-disclosures grower, large fruit, but not
\ harGg, 1 collar perI0.
Green RrotUae-0ne ofthe best growers, remarkably
prOductivet one dollar per 100, five dollars per IOO
IdG-An new variety; great bearer; one dollar per
DOlcner's ProEJdc-Lght scarlet, a steady bearer
one dollar per 100, five dollars per 1000
AetC Jersey ScdTleL-Fine early variety, of good
quality, one dollar per 100.
JucGndG, or EnoTs 70.-A magnificent light scarlet
fruit ; two dollars per 100, ten dollars per 1000. !
dollars per 100; ten dollars peEiOQ5.
hrdHer Seodting-StrOng grower, and great bearer.
Two dollars per dozen eight dollars per 100.
tive. Two dollars per dozen.
N~teGnOr%Clalmed 70 be very superior and prOduc-
BaTnes Adol1o1.-New, very strong, large and
LeaHfags hae@&h fFT9e VIE. veTT sbowv
sweet and good One dollar per dOzens fvedOllars
Charles DoicainetNTwo dollars per doz. temper 100.
ROyDegS Seedtdlg.-A new, large variety, of great
merit; Two dollars per dozen, ten dollars per 100.
often measuring over 81 Inches in circumference
Three dollars per dozen, fifteen dollars per 100
Obgdr.-First introduced into South Bend, Ind, by
the Hon Schuier COlfax. Two dollars per dozen,
ten per hnldreff @
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DOolH7e's Black Op-Fruit large, black, sweet and
good; canes strong and hardy. One dollar per
dozen, three dollars per 100, ten dollars per 1000
Mama Black ~Cap.-Entirely distinct, very firm,
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per Ozens twelve dollars per thousand CfF
Purple Odne.-An old, well known variety. One
dollar per dozen; three dollars per hundred, ten
dollars per thousand.
Golden C6p.-Barge yellow fruit, sweet, productive
and good. 81 JOper dozen, eight dollars per 100
MiHReSOtG.-Nefy strong growing Cap variety, per-
fectly hardy; fruit very large. Three dollars per
- dozen Twelve dollars per hundred.
HuQdctphl-InS nES nTUvU1 PUER--s-a-~-a-ausai.
u.s.. Twenty cents each, two dollars per dozen,
eight dollars per bundled
E~uisddlG-Frui large, roundlsh, compact and very
good. Three dollars per dozen, ten dollars per 100
~CJdTk.-Highly valuable Sort which has proved
perfectly hardy with US. Two dOiers per dozen
DOuisOn'S ThOT7dsss-Not a thorn on il. This alone
Is sufficient to make it very desirable indeed.
Black, and very sweet and fine favored. Twenty
cents each, two dollars per dOZ-, ten dollars per 100
Seneca Black Oqo.-Entirely distinct; flavor unsur-
passed; extremely late and very prolific. Two
dollars per Dozen, ten dollars per 1oa
WnHaNl0h understanding of the Miami; black,
with 3 rich purplish bloom extremely large
ChaS Downing and Andrew s. Fuller say, HThe
largest black raspberry they ever saw" Surface
firm, so much so, that they were shipped to the
New YoFk market, 30 miles, this season, with the
most satisfactory results. Bush very rank and
hardy, with but few thOrns. Warranted not to
winter kill in the most exposed situations. d.. u.
I. Moore says, at is the largest and best Black
Raspberry we ever saw" Plants three dollars per
dozen, twelve dollars per hundred
CURRENTS.
Red Dutch-Wel rooted, one dollar per dozen, seven
dollars per hundred.
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