University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Vol. XX. WEEKLY. I Ca.OO A TBAB. ) 1.50 in clubs of five. The Leading Agricultural Journal of New England and Eastern New York. The largest bona- fide circulation ( 0,000 copies each issue) of any weekly Agricultural Pub- lication in New England. Over 1,000 contributors, including the best practical farmers, and most prominent agricultural scientists in the country. The great business Agricultural Journal. It tells not only how to grow, but how to sell crops. The leader in co operation among farmers. .Aggressively independent editorially. The most enterprising Agricultural Journal in tlie world, and the only New England Agri- cultural Weekly whoso editor is an M A. C. graduate. PUBLISHED BY THE PHELPS PUBLISHING CO., Springfeld, Mass, MS We also publish the semi-monthly KA.RM cii cl HOiVlE, 225,000 copies each issue, which has the largest 6aua- ide circulation of any Agricultural Publication in the whole world y4. Shimiau Co. Mdiiiifdcttirers and fi iilcrs of I ' ine and Medium Cirades of Stilts and Overcoats, Especially ad ipi d to Ycmng Mcjis irca % At Reasonable rricfs. J O Waskingtou St. to cor. Sininncr St. Boston.

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C. H. SANDERSON, CASH DEALER IN Ready-Made Clothing. GENTS ' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, ETC. AGENT FOR STEAM LAUNDRY. DIGI ENSON ' S BliOGI AMHBI ST, MASS. E. D. MARSH MAKES A SPECIALTY OF BKDDING, KTC. Bookcases, Blacking Cases, Desks, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Cord, Etc., constantly on hand, at low prices. PHCENIX HOUSE, Amherst, Mass.

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A. B. CULVER, Ba.k:er and Confectioner, PROPRIETOR OF CULVER ' S DOMESTIC BAKERY, PLEASANT STREET, AMHERST, MASS Next North of Lee Phillips ' Store. £RI£: BLACKBERRY. Sardy as the hardiest, large as the largest, un- surpassed in product- iveness, of good quality and Early. Just what everybody should have. MO IN Wl O U T H STKAIV B£RR¥ an improved Crescent, having a perfect blos- som, fifty per cent.larg- er, earlier, firmer, of better quality, the same bright color, great pro- ductiveness and ever- lasting foliage of the Crescent. Golden Queen Kaspber- ry, liawson-Com- et Pear, Japan Plnms and a host of other valuable novelties with all the old varieties of both Orchard and Small Fruits worth growing.200,000 Peach Trees, 75.000 Apple Trees, the largest stock of Blackberries in theU.S. and an enor- mous stock of Grape Vines.Price List— also full descrip- tions of novelties free; Guide to Fruit Culture lOc, Orchard Garden, the best horticultural journal 50c. a yr. J. X. L.OVETT, lilttle Silver, N. J. O. D. HUNT, RETAIL DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD OF ALL KINDS, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Office in Hunt ' s Block, Amherst, Mass.