Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
GRAHAM,
TAZEWELLCOUNTY,VA VA.
TIE GRAHAM LAND AID IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for sale on
THURSDAY APRIL 10TH,
al 10 o'clock, al the Office Of The company IN era
ham,

as shown on plan, now ready for distribution.
TERMS or SALE: one tLiri rash, one uIr1 IN
one year, one third In two years. with per cenL
int're-, per anuum IA the oeierred payments.
Aspirations for lot3 at tho Ccmpanys prices
viii 10 received up 10 noon on Tuesday Apcil ,,
1890 Parties making application Icy letter VIII
De careful % de-igna.r fhs section ana the num-
Der OF ne lot or lots desired.
lots for which more than ore application
shall lie received VIII be sold TO The CHEST bid
der at public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1880,
ut 10 o'clock, at the Office Of the company In Gra-
ham.
After the public sale Of lots above mentioned,
tho balance OF tie lois remaining unsold will 10
offered TO the pu bile q the prices hxed by ne
company which range from E!%j TO 500 each
according % location.
Tho Graham Lgcd aud Improvement Com
pauy has purchased about 30 acres q land, in-
cndlr the Old town Of Graham, st The junction
Of the CliDch-Naliey and ONO extensions 81 the
Norfolk aud Western railroad. In lRzow0ll
county, Va, and has improved the property by
laying II out IN str, e;s and lOts.
Tho land is 80 situated, being AZ tue junction.
OF two important branches OI the MOTOR ana
Western railroad. wish tho BluestOne river run
ming through Dc, ard in close rrcximity 70 tho
PocahontGs coal-lglL, ami tho iroG-1re deposits
Of the Gin IN Valley, mat 70 IS believed that II
will within a short nenOl become 40 important
iron-mauulac .uIiug centre, IS weil as dlsLrl-
butiug point tor 70" entire conl-held.
The Cliuch-N alley aud OHIO extensions OF the
Norfolk ami Western railroad ran through Sec
ton Of country heavily covered with poplar
gud white ana Chc-tQ4t-Oak timber aud " ~ BE-
lieyed that Graham, o. nc Junction 81 Ihesr two
branches. Is most desirable location Tor the
establishment OK saw-mills, tannerics, pclp-
mills. End other Woodworking establishments
The following desirable industries have
already beeu secured:
The Graham Furnace Company, with a capital
Of S2J0,0lL, have under construction an iron FUR
mace dim ns.Ons 10 feet Dy 10 feet, and with q
capacity OF about lO) tons per day. aud expect
II 10 be in blast by November lst
The Virginia Lumber Company. with cauitsl
of 5000, are erecting their buildings and wall
be IN operation by the IL Of Ma.
Arrange ments are also being made with
parties Who propose building At once large
genera. supply store aud warehouse. buildings
to cost about 10000 aud having a working capt
tai OF not less than Sj0,00
A company with a capital OF 10000 Is also
formed for The manufacture Of lee and expect 10
be- IA operation IN tho course Of few months
The Graham Land and improvement Com
pany have plans perfected fog the erection
OF q fine hotel, watch they hope 20 have ready
for occupation by September lst The hotel will
he heated by steam and lighted b. electricity.
and itIs the aim OF the company TO make II ono
OF the most Eactlyo hotels in virginia.
Parties desiring 10 purchase lots will DO fur
nishsi with maps end pr.ce-list5 and any de-
sired information by addressing
x. X. WRIGHT, JR, Agent,
Graham. Va; or
T. J. COLLINS, Secretary,
Bullitt Building. Philadelphia. Pa.
President, Ii. II. SILL;
Nice-Prssi1eni, EDWARD lLSLEI;
Secretary and Treasurer. T. J. COLLINS.
DIREC TORS A. j. aaY, TsZeWen Courthouse,
Va. Thomas Graham, Philadelphia Ps-; c. ~.
CLARK, Philadelphia, "a. D. d. Greeyer, Ora
ham, Va: j. y. sergeent, Philadelphia, rs ;
j. Ii. Diugee, Philadelphia, Pa; Il. al. sill,