Removal ... buds ... peach seed

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a "AUSTIN, Texas, May 1, 1894.

REMOVAL After thirty-four years ex-
* perience in fruit and tree
culture at Mahomet, Burnet county, twenty of which
have been devoted entirely to Nursery work, our
business has grown until we have been compelled to
locate at a better shipping point. ‘Two years ago we
bought a splendid location here and commenced
planting, and now we are permanently located, and
have a nice, thrifty lot of general nursery stock grow-
ing. The orchards on our old place are retained
for buds and grafts.

BUDS We introduced the Wooten Plum ard
* Cluster Apricot, and are going to in-
troduce the Elberta Cling. It is from a seed of
Chinese Cling, large, rich yellow color, sure bearer,
best shipper, ripens last of July. It will take the
market. Buds in season $4.00 per 100. This makes
six successive crops for Cluster. It is fuller this year

than half of our peach trees. Buds $3.00 per 100.
60 buds of each and some Wooten Plums for $5.00.

PEACH SEE Best on Earth. We

9 collected a surplus
of a few hundred bushels last year, and have some
to spare. Nearly all are from seedling trees, very
small, and alwayscome up. No disease here of any
kind. There are seedling peach trees here from 30

to 46 years old still bearing. No cannery seed. We
ship in strong sacks from our old plage.45 miles north

_ of here (Bertram Depot): Sample-free. Price until

June 15th, $2.00 per bushel» = ane a

Correspondents Ricptediotesherstnee in our ad-

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A, M. B séy & Son.

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