Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-04-17
The Miami County Nurseries.
Special Correspondence Kansas Farmer.

The Miami County Nurseries adjoin
the city of Louisburg, Kansas, on the
south and west, and cover in all 400 acres
of as fine lands as are anywhere in the
state, with every advantage in water
drainage, ETC., necessary for successful
growing of nursery stock. Cadwalladel
Bros. are proprietors Of the Miami Coun.
ty Nurseries, and both are honorable
reliable, energetic and trustworthy gen.
tlemen in every respect. They establish
ed the above nurseries in Miami county
in 1869, seventeen years ago, and from a
very small beginning have grown to
immense proportions. To-day the Miami
County Nurseries stand without sue
cessful rival in the great state of Kansas,
and are known everywhere as the leading
firm in that important industry. A close
attention to the wants of their customers,
with practical knowledge of the best
varieties of fruits adapted to this state,
has contributed very largely toward at
tanning for them the high position they
now occupy as nurserymen. AS to their
financial standing and reliability, they
refer to the bank of M. Reed & Co.,
Louisburg, Kansas, and to the Miami
County Bank, of Paola, Kansas.
The Miami County Nurseries employ
none but reliable men to represent them,
and every representative carries a COM
mission duly signed by the proprietors,
and, furthermore, they guarantee sat-
isfaction both in quality of stock and
mode of packing same, and all stock to
be as represented or no CHARGE Any one
in need of forest, fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubs, bulbs, ETC.. will find it de-
cidedly to their interest to correspond
with the Miami County Nurseries, and
one of their representatives will call upon
them. 1t will pay you to do this rather
than patronize transient dealers, who are
often irresponsible and have no reputa-
ton for honesty and reliability to sus-
tain.
A Kansas Farmer representative made
a thorough examination of the Miami
County Nurseries recently, and having
known the Cadwallader Bros. for many
years, can speak of a truth that they are
men In whom every one can place ex-
plicit confidence, with full assurance
that in SO doing they get value received.
The apple, peach, pear, plum, cherry,
apricot and other trees are fine, we'll
formed and will be difficult to surpass.
Their forest trees, consisting of catalpa,
maple, pecan, white ash, chestnut and
Russian mulberry, are in equally as good
condition as the fruit trees. Their inn
portatiops of evergreens are doing
splendidly, and parties desiring to orna-
ment their property, certainly ought to
secure few of the French evergreens
Small fruits, shrubs and bulbs receive
their careful attention, and are in
elegant shape, thrifty and of large size.
The Miami County Nurseries also have
choice lot OF Usage orange hedge
plants, and parties desiring q durable,
easily-constructed and lasting fence
should grow hedge, and by putting one
half the expense on hedge fence that is
required to build other kinds of fences,
there need be no fears about having a
good fence. The stock annually manned,
crippled and destroyed by coming in con-
tact with barbed wire fence is enor-
nous, and the value of same would con-
struct and keep in excellent trim all the
hedge fences of the state and still leave
enough money to found and maintain
public library in every county in the state.
Be sure and write the Miami County
Nurseries. and in SO doing mention the
Kansas Farmer.
P. S.-Those who patronize these
nurseries can not help but be pleased
with the excellent stock they have for
the spring delivery. HORACE.