Brigham City Bugler | 1891-09-12 | Page 1 | A Fine Peach Orchard

A FINE PEACH ORCHARD. Ylrld Fn.m Fow Such Would Load b full Traiu. A Bigt.fr reporter visited P. P. Siggard's line peach orchard one day this week. This orchard is r"a lly an object of admiration. The j majority of the trees bear that hugo, juicy variety of peaches. Each limb, some carrying hundreds of: pounds, is weighed down to nearly ' breaking. In scores of cacs the over-taxed boughs droop so low that thfv tind the neenVd support I :-!-.' i' v i 1 1 : it.- d--''. n ai.d renting ' '.,- ;; 'n.r .;s b.isoni of mo h r ..rvh. tiiti-'l upon Iv.irdii Is ar gat-vrcd from each trrc. Jut ;iTov:-e::- to err i.-;t several lai'ire . .: a I bad be h ml d out f ;m .-rehard. but the absence of j cr. at .pa, t:ty as n.,t m.tiee-; m.tiee-; nor : '-re v.'.u'.d u t think a p-ir.eh ::.-.!'. A t , -v ;v th tie.T.thev , ., , .... , t,,