Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-08
GRAHAM,
TAZEWELLCOUNTY,YA.
THE GRAHAM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for sale on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH,
a. 10 o'clock, al tue Office Of tho company In Gra-

THE GRAHAM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for safe on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH,
a; 10 O'Clock, az the Office Of tho company In Gra-
hGm, -
as shown on plar, nov ready FOR distribution.
TERMS or SALE: one tLird cash. one thlrd IN
one year, one third in two years. win per cent
interest per anuum IN the deferred payments
Apphcations for lots ct he CCmpauys prices
will DO received up 70 noon on Tuesday. April ;,
1854 Parties maaing application by letter Wall
DO careful % desiguate the section and the num-
Der Ot the lot or lots desired.
lots FOR which more than one application
shall be received viii DO sold 10 The nlghesI DID
der at public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1890,
at 10 O'Clock, at the ONCE Of the company In Ora
ham.
After the public sale Of lots above mentioned,
the balance Of the los remaining unsold Will %
offered to tue pa bile nj the prices fixed by the
company. which range from t!@0 TO 500 each-
accordiur TO location.
The Graham Land and improvement Com
pany has purchased about 90 acres u land, IN
cludii tie old town Of Graham, Of he junction
81 the Clinch-Nalley and ONO extensions OF the
Norfolk and western railroad. III iazeWell
county, Va, and has Improved the property by
laying II out in streets and lots
The land IS 20 situated, being AZ the Junction
of two important branches of the Norfolk and
Western railroad with the Bluestoue river run
ming through 10. ara In close proximity 10 the
Pocshontss coal-helt, aud the iron-oro deposits
Of the Clinch Valley, that II If believed that it
Will within a short period become an important
on-manufacturine centre. as well "a a distri-
buting poiut for the entire coai-heid
The Cllnch- Valley and Ohio extensions OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad run through asec-
ton Of country heavily covered with poplar
and white and chestnut-0ak timber. aud IL Is be-
lieyed that Graham, OF The junction OF these two
branches. Is most desirable location for the
establishment Of ssW-mills tannerie5, pulp
mills. ana other Woodworking establishments.
Tho following desirable Industries have
already been secured:
The Graham Furnace Company, with a capital
Of S2aO,O0O, have under construction an iron fur
mace dimensions 10 feet by 10 feet, and with a
capacity Of about 100 tone per cayl and ex pect
II 10 be In blast by November 1st
The virginia Lumber Company, with caoitsl
OF $4,000, ara erecting their buildings aud WILL
be in operation by the lat OF May.
Arrangements are ElsO being msde with
parties who propose building az once largo
general supply store aud warehouse, buildings
70 cost about $1,000 and having working capt.
tsi Of not iess than $4,000.
company with capital OF s20,00) IL also
formed Tor the manufacture OF ice and expect 10
b. IN operason IN the course Of q few mouths
The Graham Lsod and improvement Com
pany nave plans perfected Tor the erection
OF hue hotel, which they hope 20 have ready
for occupation by September i5t The hotel Will
DO heatod BY steam and lighted by electricity.
tnu IL - tuc etnl OF tne company 10 make IL oho
Of the most n tractiye hotels In Virginia.
Parties desiring 70 purchase lots will be fur-
nished with MAYS and prce-lists and any DO
aired Information BY addressing
X. X. WRIGHT, JR-, Agent
Graham. Va; or
4. ]. COLLINS, secretary,
buliitt Building. Philadelphia. Pa
President, II. NJ. SILL:
sice-rresident, EDWARD ILsLRI
Secretary and Treasurer, Z. J. COLLINS
DihkC foks: A j. May, Tazswel courthsase'
Va lnomas Graham, Philadelphia, Pa; Z: NJ
CLARK, fhiladelphie, Pa J. u. Greeyer. Gra-
ham. Va: ,. ID. Sergeant, Phil sd iphia, Pa
y. Dlnsee, Philadelphia. Pa; II. N. SAL
Phiiadsiphia, Pa NH "