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A Hartford mail, who was broken down in health, but had plenty of money, settled in southern California. He is now the owner of two splendid farms, one of COO acres and the other of 3,000, and his health is in perfectcondition. In his orchards there are20 varieties of apple trees, 27 varietiesofgrapes, 1,000 pear trees, embracing * 10 varieties; 17 varieties of peaches,350 olive trees, 350 Japanese persimmons, 7 varieties of pomegranates, 9 varieties of figs, 10 acres of English walnuts, besides pecan and filbert trees. He has also 47 varieties of roses and 17 magnolia trees. He would plant his whole land in grapes for raisins and table use if he could get help to pick them when ripe. Farmlaborers are in great demand there. He thiuks then; is no place like southern California.
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Weekly Times
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Thu, Jul 06, 1882
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