Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

FRUIT GROWERS
OF
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.
wa.anm make it 70 your interest to buy your Plants
ard trees OF us. Why? Because we Will ser sDS
y he bast If stock at fair rates, box free Of cost, ala
nFp EpAX the freight ourselves. BY TINS meN
y94 ~ ~ ,vou Apble Trees Of an leading kinds, 5Io
z rsef > and wears old, headed low, stOcky CROWN
gts 5seents each: so per 100. The same varieties, but
saT ng.1 trS ~ Standard Pear Tyses.-2 and 3 years old
largest size 60 cents each " nl III ia
Psqch Tress.-An the leading varieties ana :
years, very nnS' EfPpsfIT Early Richmond, Gov.
Wood Elton. MoreuO, and the harder kinds I Z
and Syears old, stocky trees, @ ndSoperNO-~@
~ Genus e"o"- GRAPE VINES.
C6neord.- year, well rOoted3s per 100, 50 per 1900
do heavy layers for immediate fuiting, @cts
c,,6 eSen, ~ 8a Psr fine ie and thrifty, s. per 100
0ata06a-i year, strong plants, g per 100, 90 per lW0
hartford Pr0Lfc-1 and , years, > cents each.
ms SeedIalq-Ian and years, . cents each, SIS per 100
iona, EraeIld, A4riORddc, DtdHttS, and many other
new varieties, at marketrates- 1heConeofus 1e
BLACKBERRTES.
The Lawt0n, being always tender here, have discon-
The IEsSonuf 1Eumuoh.-Aner anotheruseasOn's
trial with this berry, It has fully sustained rs repu-
tatiOn as the best blackberry for this vicinity. tx
ira fine plants, with roots complete, s. per Dozen
SIS per 100, SO per 1000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO large, sweet rich5 ana Of the
best flavor; 81 per dozen, go per 100.
Crystal WhUe.-Fruit large, yehOWish white, almost
transparent sweet and rich g per dOz, per IO
WILSON'S EdTlg.-Fruit very large, alittle lOngerthan
round, sweet and good, but does not I'll welunIess
planted alternately with others; s. per dozen, 10
cSoeoiase SeedJng.-on trial, fruit past season; s.
pc STRAWBERRIES.
Wilson's SeedTfng-Too well known to need any des-
eruption; fine plants 1 dollar per 100, 4doIlars per
Triumph de Gqnd-very large, SNOWY and good; 1
4gricsiagTbt@Immens grower, large fruit, but not
hardy, 1 dollar per 100.
Green PrOiffe-One ofthe best growers. remarkably
productive; one dollar per 100, five dollars per lWN
Ld.-A new varietyi great bearer; one dollar per
DoSSaer's ProHac.-Light scarlet, a steady bearer;
one dollar per 100, five dollars per 1000.
Ne10 Jersey ScarteL-Fine early variety, Of good
bicqndd. or Knor's U0-A magnificent light scarlet
fruit two dollars per 100, ten dollars per 1000.
Golden Q~aeen.-Light Golden, very productive; two
dollars per 100; ten dollars per 1000
Kramer SeedIfaa-StrOng grower, and great bearer
Two dollars per dozeni eight dollars per 100.
d.. HtcGSe.-Saldt 70 De OF enormous size anu prOuuc-
tive. Two dollars per dozen.
N~5c0aOr-Claimed to be very superior and prOduc-
Barnes MGatal0th--NeW very strong, large and
good. One dollar per dozen, four dollars per lOO
LSnn6lgs WRue-White, large size, very snowy,
sweet and good. One dollar per dozen, hvedOllars
Charles Do~1raing-Two dollars per doz. ten per 100.
ROy7nens &edtmg.-A new large variety, OF great
FeGFS E1pd0T.-Nery large size single specimens
often measuring over 81 inches in circumference.
Oydr-First introduced into South Bend, Ind, by
the Hon Schiller COhax. Two dollars per dozen,
ten per hundred. -
RASPBERRIES.
DooliaJgs Black O1D.-Fruit large, black, sweet and
good: canes strong and hardy. One dollar per
dozen, three dollars per 100, ten dollars per 1000.
Mama Black Cup-kntirely distinct, very firm.
sweet, hardy, immensely productive. One dollar
per dozen. twelve dollars per thousand
dollar per dozen three dollars per hundred, ten
dollars per thousand
Gotsea Oip.-Large yellow fruit, sweet, productive
and good. 81 so per dozen, eight dollars per 100.
Mlanes0td.-Very strong growing Cap variety, per
fectly hardy; fruit very large; Three dollars per
dozen, twelve dollars per hundred.
RhfJudelDhtG-This has proved perfectly hardy with
us Twenty cents each, two dollars per dozen,
E~HisdGle-Frui large, rOundish, compact and very
good. Three dollars per dozen, ten dollars per 100.
perfectly hardy with US. Two dolers per dozen.
Dduis0n's ThOrRlesS.-NOt a thorn on il. This alone
IS sufficient 70 make Il very desirable indeed
Black, and very sweet and fine favored Twenty
cents each, two dollars per dOz., ten dollars per 10A
Seneca Black dp.-Enlrely distinct; flavor unSur
passed extremely late and very prolific. Two
dollars per dozen, ten dollars per 100.
NammOR C-IuSteT.-Seedling of the Miami; black,
with a rich purphsh bloom extremely large
Chas. DOWNING and Andrew 5. Fuller say, '"The
largest black raspberry they ever saw" Surface
firm, so much so, that they were shipped to the
New YORK market, 50 miles TINS season. Win the
most satisfactory results. Bush very rank and
hardy, with but few thOrns. Warranted not g.
winter kill in the most exposed situations. ~. ID.
I. Moore says, "It is the largest and best Black
Raspberry we ever saw" Plants three dollars per
dozen, twelve dollars per hundred.
CURRANTS.
Red Duteh.-welI rooted, one dollar per dozen, seven
dollars per hundred.
White DUtch.-Same as above.
White GrGpe.-Oned dollar twenty-five cents per dOZ-
EN- eight dollars per hundred
In VersdUe.-One dollar and fifty cents per dozen.
Black NdDeS-FOrI ellies, Wines. etc. One dollar
per dozen, six dollars per hundred.
Several other kinds, at one dollar per dozen, seven
dollars per lOO,are mostly two yearsold
GOOSEBERRLES.
Houqhton SeedLiRg-COnsidered very reliable; doe
not miIdew. One dollar and fifty cents per dozen
D-oIeninG.@Large and fine quality of fruit; same
Moaatata Seedting-ver hardy and desirablei same
~ SHRUBBERK PLANTS, &c.
Roses.-General assortment Of Tea, Moss, Bourbon.
China, Garden or Summer Hybred, Perpetual and
Climbing Roses, at the very JOtC price OF > cents
each. two dollars per Dozen
SDireds, HOnegSuckjeS, DsutsidS, Sl1OlCbdUS, and most
of the hardy shrubs, at same price.
DqhIies. of more than 100 splendid kinds, at . cents |
each, two dollars per dozen
ChFBSQuthemUHS-Splendd aSSOrtmen Of fine plants
at above prices.
PhIoreS-Large assortment of this hardy perennial
Towering plant, at same prices.
Observation-Disclosures snowy flower, hardy peren-
NAL, of many cOlOrs, al same price.
R5-Stock not enumerated, if wanted, we win
procure the same and furnish at regular rates.
Where plants are to be boxed up and shipped at /
boxing, and We win pay cost Of transportation byR.
r. Spring is the best time TO set ont all plants and
trees in this climate, after the ground is fully settled
and warm. IHOMPSON, MFERS CO