Culls, to use, 202

Description of varieties:

Arkansas Black, 41;

Autumn Pearmain, 29;

Autumn Strawberry, 37;

Bailey's Sweet, 30;

Baldwin, 30;

Baltzby, 33;

Ben Davis, 15;

Benoni, 38;

Bentley's Sweet, 35;

Broadwell, 36;

Celestia, 27;

Chenango (Strawberry), 29;

Cooper's Early (White), 31;

Dominie, 39;

Dr. Watson, 35;

Duchess of Oldenburg, 32;

Early Harvest, 32;

Early Joe, 39;

Early Margaret, 41;

Early Ripe, 35;

Early Summer Pearmain, 39;

Emperor, 41;

English Sweet, 34;

Fulton's Strawberry, 34;

Gano, 20;

Garretson's Early, 39;

Gilpin, 37;

Golden Sweet, 31;

Grimes' Golden Pippin, 24;

Haas, 29;

Holland Pippin, 34;

Hubbardston's Nonsuch, 34;

Huntsman's Favorite, 25;

Imperial, 33;

Ingram, 26;

Jefferis, 39;

Jonathan, 18;

Keswick Codlin, 40;

King of Tompkins County, 28;

Large Yellow Bough, 32;

Lawver, 28;

Limber Twig, 37;

Little Romanite, 37;

Lowell, 27;

Maiden's Blush, 22;

Mammoth Black Twig, 25;

Milam, 37;

Minkler, 28;

Missouri Pippin, 19;

Mother, 41;

Mountaineer, 33;

Muster, 35;

Nelson's (Sweet), 33;

Northern Spy, 31;

Ortley, 38;

Peck's Pleasant, 26;

Pennock, 40;

Pewaukee, 33;

Rambo, 36;

Rawle's Janet, 21;

Red Astrachan, 33;

Red June, 30;

Rhode Island Greening, 40;

Roman Stem, 3;

Rome Beauty, 36;

Smith's Cider, 22;

Smokehouse, 29;

Snow, 37;

Stark, 28;

Stayman's Summer, 38;

Stayman's Winesap, 38;

Summer Queen, 28;

Superb, 36;

Sweet June, 30;

Sweet Bough, 32;

Twenty Ounce, 32;

Wagener, 35;

Wealthy, 30;

White Bellflower (see Ortley), 38;

White Juneating, 34;

White Pippin, 39;

White Winter Pearmain, 29;

Whitney, 41;

Winesap, 16, 38;

Yellow Transparent, 35;

York Imperial, 21;

Discussion on packages, 197;

on tree washes and borers, 210

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