The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-08-09
1888.
1888
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
And They Should Read and Remember!
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STANDARD FERTILIZERS
OFFERED BY
J A M Els II. b FRA G. KI.EY.

The season for using Fertilizers being now
near, would respectfully call the attention OF
arrangements for supplying them with the best
articles in this line that know OF on the mar
ket, and at the lowest prices and most favorable
terms possible.
My present stock embraces
PJRER4U BONE MEAL,
AS good as can be made being perfectly pure,
and tinenesS. -t
TINSLEY'S FINE IND Goa RISE GROUND
PTRE RA " BONE.
This Bone Meal is ground in Henrico CO.. Va.
by Mr. Jas. q. IinSiey, the large grower and pro-
Queer of vegetables, and is srictly.all Pure Raw
Bone. Nothing better can he had in the Bone
Meal line.
PURE lIKSSO JRI BONE MEAL.
Steamed and ground very fine. Nothing in the
fertilizer line will give more satisfactory results
on Wheat and Grass, or is Il more permanent
improver of the soil than this ,utitle, except
Pure Raw Bone.
PURE RAW BONE Diss0ired
This isthe best Ray Bone that can be had. and
is thoroughly dissolved iii Acid. Warranted 10
contain nothing but Pure Raw Animal Bone and
Acid
DLssoL J-ED A ,IuOAI44'ED ANIMAL BONE
AS good as anything offered on the market in
this line.
BRI7ZST uIXTIRE
Only needs Il trial to convince any observing
farmer of its superiority as a Wheat and Grass
Producer over the ordinary Super. .PhosphateS
besides being permanent improver.ofthe soil.
G. OBER IL SONS PATA PSCO GUANO cos
anal ZELL q SONS .hF'ER1ILIzERS,
SO lavorably known in this country, where they
have been successfully used for years past are
now in my stock and will be sold ut reasonable
prices.
These goods are admitted to be the hest Fer
tilizerS known for wheat and grass, giving q fine
return the first season and showing q mark
improvement to the soil for years after use.
With confidence and on the test imony of many
Ofthe most reliable and successful farmers i'll
this and all sections OF the country, | recon-
mend them to the farmers of this community.
Prices as low and terms as liberal as possibly
can be for tirst-class Animal Bone Aanilres.
In addition to the above named Standard
goods also sell
BALTIMORE iSOLJBLE SUPER PIIO.s-
PHATE.
AMHONIATE TED SUPER PHOSPHATE.
DLSSOLTED s. C. BONE,
in grades ranging from 70 to Is per cent of
Available Bone Phosphate, at prices according
This article in combination with potash viii
give satisfactory results on first application and
is valuable to the land when followed by a good
Ammoniated or Animal Bone Fertilizer.
To Farmers acl,o 1fil their Oac9l Fertilize as
AS agent for the. manufacturers of chemicals
and other ingredients for Fertilizers, | will
state that orders to me foranything in this line
Will have prompt and careful attention, and as
get goods of this kind in large lots, thereby
saving largely. in freight, l can supply these ar
ticleS at lower prices than the same can be had
at from baltimore in quantities needed by the
farmers.
A Full Stock Kept IN Store
of all the leading articles needed in the line
such as Dissolved and Raw Bone, Dissolved ana
Raw s. 9. Phosphate, Oil of Nitriol Nitrogen,
Sulphates of Soda, Potash, Ammonia, Magnesia
Muriate of Potash, &c, and can be had any day
called for otter The first Of august.
FORMULAS for compromising and mixing
various grades of tried and good fertilizers III
costs ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 per ton fur
nished free.
FARMERS will find it to their interest to eX-
anime my goods before buying elsewhere, as
have the largest stock of reliable goods in this
line, ever offered on the stanton market
Special and liberal terms given to clubs buy
ing in car load lots, at any depot on any railroad
III the county, and farmers should remember
pttificutdrty that have no agents in the county,
except Mr.. N. &: Watts, of New Hope, selling for
me on commission, and that | buy all in this
line for cash, as these facts enable me to sell my
Fertilizers to reliable and prompt paving Gus
toners at VERY LOW PRICES.
For further information, call on
~ 8. t5 JAS. H. BLACKLEY
Opposite Passenger Depot
G. 4 .. X. W.