The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
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GRAHAM,
ThZEWELL COUNTY,
virginia.
THE GRAHAM
Land and Improvement 20.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE on
Z thursday, April 10th,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
At the Office OF the Company. in Graham.
TO WIN LOTS,
TO WIN LOTS,
10 shown on plan now ready for distribution
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third cash.
Onc-thrd ga one year,
Ono-thlrd I'M two years;
With per cent interest per annum on the
deferred payments.

Application for lots at the Company prices
Will be received up % noon ON iJfnUA r.
APRIL sth. 1890. Parties making appllea-
lion by letter Will be careful to designate the
section and She number OF the lot on lots DE
sired.
Lots for,which more than one application
shall be received VIII DE sold to ine highest
bidder at public auction, ON lHi t>pAl D..
April. 1OTi. no 10 o'clock, at the office a. the
C0munny. In Graham. After the public sale
~ lois above mentioned the balance OF the
lots remaining unsoid will De offered 90 the
public no the prices fixed by the Company
which range from ,l25 % $500 each, ace .ld-
ing 10 location.
The Graham Land and Improvement Come
pany has purchased about 900 acres of land.
Including the old town of Graham. no the
junction of the Cunch valley and ohio cN-
tensions OF the Noiiolk ulu western htIl-
road. iu 1axeWcll bounty, Va, and has im-
proved the property by laying DO out ODD
streets and LOTS
The land is SD situlted. being 90 the june
ton of TWO important branches of the NOr-
folk and Western Railroad. with the Blue
stone river running through DO. and in close
proximity 90 the iOc1hOnias coal field aui
the iron Ore deposits OF the Clucl Valley,
/ That DO is believed lf VIII. within shorl
period. become uu imuOr'ut iron mauuflt-
turing centre. as well as "a distributing point
/ for the entire coal field.
The Cluch Valley ana Ohio extensions of
/ the Norfolk and Western Railroad ran
through "a section of country heavily covered
/ n
and 3D. is believed that Graham, at tla juno
/ ton of these two branches. is % most dCslu.
| bic location for tine csllullsum eni OF save
mills, tannclliCs. ulp-mIlls. and oilDt
woodworking establishments.
The following desirable Industries have ale
/ ready been s.curcI.
The Graham Furnace Company, With n
capital stock of -25ONUO. have under c0u-
sfructon am IRON furnace. dimensions, Dos
/ feet ny 20 feet, with capacity 90 about 100
ons per day. and expect tO DE Bra blast Dy
November ist
The Virginia Lumber Company with "a clp-
| ital stock of 10000, are erecting their Duid-
/ inas aud viii DE in operation by the first oi
Any.
/ Arrangements are also being made with
PARTIES who propose building af once "a large
general supply store and warehouse. bulld-
Ines TO cOstahOut $4,000 and hH-iUga work.
ing capital Of not less inHn 500 900.
/ a company with "a capital OI $4,000 Us also
f0cmcd for tuc manufacture oi lee, and eN-
/ pect lO ns in operation in the course Ol "a icN
months
ihe Graham Land and Improvement Conn
/ lgny uafe pnNs perfected Tor ID fue hOtrIf
W. icl they hope tO hive ready for Orcuns-
heated hy stefm and lighted hy electricity.
and IN ls Che aim of tue Company iD make lI
one oi the most attractive hotels In virginia.
Tart IS desiring tO purchase lots VIII Ia
furnished with maps aud pfice-llst-. ana any
desired Information. hy addressing R. u.s..
Wright. Jr.. agent, Graham. Va. OBJ D.. j Cole
lins, secretary, BuIlittDullding, iniiadclp hil,
Pa.
1T. NJ. SILL. IHtsIDENT
ElW ARD il~Ltl. NrCE-PRFSlDENr
L.J. COLLINS, SECRETARY ANu TREASURED.
IIHIOIIO.-.
A. j. MAY. Tazawcil Courthouse. Va,
q. VI. CLARK, Philadelphia. Pa.
j. D. SERGEANT. Philadelphia. ra..
THOMAS GRAHAM, Philadelphia. pa.
d. Is. GnEENEf. Graham. Va:
j. n. DiNl4E T.. Philadelphia Il..
III. 81. SILL. phiiadelphlH. Pa
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