The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-04
TOWN LOTS,
as shown on plan now ready for distribution.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash:
One-third In one year.
Onc-third I'm two years,
With @ per cent. interest per annum on the
deferred payments.

Application for lots at the Company s prices
will be received up 10 noon on TUESDAY,
APRIL sth, 1890. Parties making nppAca-
lion by letter will be careful 10 designate lhc
section and the number of the lot or lois de-
sired. ,.,...
shall be received VIII be sold % the highest
bidder. at public auction, on THU RoDNl .
APRIL 10TH. at 10 o'clock az the once or 'iit
Company. m Graham. After the pubic e,io
of lots above mentioned the balance OF the
lots remaining unsOld will be offered 10 the
public no the prices fixed by the COMPANY,
which range nom Sl25 To $500 each. acc fd-
ing TO location.
Inc Graham Land and Improvement Com
many has purchased about 900 acres OF land,
Including the Old town of Graham, no the
junction OF the Cllnch Valley and ONO eN-
tensions Of the Norfolk and western Rail-
road in 1nzeWell bounty. Va, and has im-
proved the property by laying 10 out DID
streets and lots.
Tne land is So situated, being at the juno
ton OF two important branches OF the Noi-
folk and Western Railroad, with the Blue
stone river running through TO- ana ln close
proximity 20 the POcahontas coal held ana
the iron Ore deposits Of the Cllnch valley
that 10 Is believed IL viii. within SNORT
periOd. become an important iron manuiat-
turing centre. as well rs a distributing point
for the entire coal field.
The Clinch Valley and Ohio extensions of
the Norfolk and Western Railroad run
through "a section Of country heavily covered
with poplar white and chestnut oak timber
and ID is believed that Graham, az the june
ton Of these two branches. Is "a most deslfa
bic location for the establishment Of saw
mills. tannerries. rulp-mils, and othel
woodworking establishments.
The following desirable industries nave az
ready been secured:
The Graham Furnace Company, with a
capital stock Of S25O,OOO. have under con-
structiOn an IRON furnace; dimensions, ~
feet by 20 feet, with "a capacity Of about 10,
IONS per day, and expect 10 be la blast py
November lst
The Virginia Lumber Company, with cap
ltal stock OF $4,000, are erecting their build
ings. ana Will be In operation bv the first oil
May.
Arrangements are also being made VIZ
parties who propose building at once larg.
! General supply store and warehouse, build
| ingS 10 cost about SlO,O 900, and ha~ iug a work
ing capital OfnOi less than $50 OOO
A company With "A capital of $4,000 is also
! formed for the manufacture of Ice. and tA
pect 10 be I'm operation I'm the course OF few
months
line Graham Land and Improvement Com
which they hope 10 have ready for Occupa-
ton by September 1st. The hotel viii D,
heated by steam and lighted 10y electricity
and 10 rs the aim OF the Company 20 make b.
one of the most attractive hotels im Virginia.
Parties desiring 20 purchas lots Will %,
/ furnished with maps and price-lists. and any
desired information, by addressing X. IS
/ Wright. Jr.. agent, Graham. VA, or T.; J., COZ
Inns, secretary, Bullltt building, Philadelphia
Pa.
| II. VI. SILL. PRESIDENT;
EDWARD iI~LEl. NICE-pRFSIDENT,
| j.. j. COLLINS SECRETARY And TREASURES