The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
TOWN LOTS,
as shown on plan now ready Tor distribution
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash:
One-third In one year:
One-third In two years:
With q per cent. interest per annum on the
deferred payments.

Application for lots at the COmuanv's prices
Will be received up TO noon on TUESDAY.
APRIL sth, 1890. Pa>&es making applica-
ton by letter Will be careful 10 eslgnate the
section and the number OF the lot or lots de
sired.
Lots for which more than one application
shall be received VIII be sold 10 the highest
bidder. az public auction. on THURSDAY.
APRIL 10Th. 40 10 o'clock, az the office Of the
Company, nm Graham. After the public sale
of lots above mentioned the balance of mo
lots remaining unsOld will be offered 10 the
public az the prices fixed by the Company,
which range from s125 TO $500 each. accord
/ ing 10 location.
The Graham Land and Improvement Conn
pany has purchased about 900 acres of land.
| including the Old town Of Graham. at the
junction OF the Clinch valley and Ohio ex-
tensions Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. In lazeweli bounty. Va. and has inn
proved the property by laying 1t out M
streets and lots.
The land is so situated, being at the juno
\ ton of TWO important branches Of the Nor
/ folk and Western Railroad with the Blue
| stone river running through 10 and i'm close
proximity 10 the POcahOntas coal field and
| the IRON ore deposits of the Clinch Valley,
| that 10 Is believed 10 Will. within "A short
| period, become an important iron manula,-
| turing centre, as well as "a distributing point
/ for the entire coal field
The Clnch Valley and Ohio extensions of
the Norfolk and Western Railroad run
| through q section Of county heavily covered
| with poplar. white and chestnut oak timber.
and 1t is believed that Graham, at me June
| ton Of these two branches. is "a most fesira
bic location for the establishment OF saw
mills, ianneiries. uulp-mills, and other
woodworking establishments.
The following desirable industries have al
| ready been secured:
The Graham Furnace Company, with "a
capital stock OF S25O,OOO. have under con-
structlon an IRON furnace. dimensions. les
feet by 20 feet, with a capacity Of about 100
ions per day and expect % be in blast by
! November lst.
The Virginia Lumber Company. with a cap
ltal stock of s5O.OOo, are cfectin g their hufld-
ines, and Will be in operation bv the first of
| May.
Arrangements are also being made with
| parties who propose building al once 4 LARGE
] general supply store and warehouse. build
lngs 10 cost about $1,000, and ha~inga work
ing capital OF not less than $50 600.
\ company with "a capital of $4,000 is also
/ formed for the manufacture OF ice, and exc
pect 10 be in operation in the course of few
months
The Graham Land and improvement Conn
! pany have plans perfected for fine hotel.
WI lch they hope u have ready for Occupa-
/ ton by september 1st Tie hotel Will be-
/ heated by steam and lighted by electricity.
and DO IS the aim OF the Company 20 make b.
one of the most attractive hotels in Virginia.
/ Parties desiring 20 purchase lots Will ue
| furnished with maps and price-lists. and any
desired Information, by addressing r.. X.
| Wright. Jr. agent, Graham, Va, or H.. j. Coll
lins, secretary, Bullitt building, Philadelphia,
Pa.
II. VI. SILL. PRESIDENT:
EDWARD lL~LEl. NICE-PREsIDENT:
l.. j. COLLINS SEcRITAET AND TREASURER.
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