[Stock of peach trees for fall trade]

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DAVID BRERD & SON, Nurserymen and Flarsts,
Manalapan, Monmouth be., Ho fh. jcciccnncn 1884.

GENTS :—We desire to call your attention to our Stock of Peach Trees
for Fall trade. | We shall have 200,000 trees in 50 varieties, suitable for all
sections. We know we can please you in assortment and grade and hope
to have your order for such as you may need, while the stock is unbroken.
We plant only Pure, Natural Southern Seed, (gathered expressly for us by
our agent South,) on ground not before used, either for Orchard or Nursery,
and use every precaution, from planting to packing, to have our trees strictly
healthy and true to name. The trees ripen about October 20th to Novem-
ber Ist. We can refer to many of the largest growers in the Country, and
invite buyers to make personal inspection.

aIVARIETIECS,&

Alexander, Old Mixon, Shipley’s Late Red, Late Heath Cling,
Early Rivers, Moore’s Favorite, Variegated Free, Stevens’ Rareripe,
Yeilow St. John, Elberta, Bilyeu’s Late October, Fox Seedling,
Mountain Rose, W heatiand, Hill’s Chili, Keyport White,
Foster, Stump, Freehold, Gibson’s Late Yellow,
Reeves’ Favorite, Crawtord’s Late, Beers’ Smock, Salway.
Crawford’s Early, Beers’ Late, Gary’s Holdon, Ford’s Late ¥éHew,
Reed’s Early Golden, Brandywine, Chair’s Choice, Wonderful,

ASOUTHSERN VARIETISGCS.&
Lady Ingold, Chinese Cling, Pallas, Robert,
Amelia, Gen. Lee, Thurber, Juno,
Columbia, Sylphide, Elberta, Oriole.

_ Notrre.—We will book orders for ‘‘ The Wonderful,’’ for Fall, 1889, at
$20 per 100; 25 trees at 100 rate; June Buds $10 per roo.

FPRICB FOR FALL:

4 ft. to 5 ft., (%in. up,) Assorted Varieties, $40 PER 1000,
3 ft. to 4 ft., Medium Grade, “ s | $30 %
2 ft. to 3 ft., Light Grade, = zi $20 a

Apple Seedlings, 3-16ths up, No. 1, $3.50 Per 1000.

BaF ENGLISHTOWN is our nearest Railroad Station. Trains leave
New York and Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Railroad, several times daily.
Our carriage will meet visitors, if duly notified of day and train.

Respectfully,

etDAMID BAIRD & SON.«&

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