Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-28
GRAHAM,
1AZEWELLCOUNTY,VA
THEGRAHAM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for SAFE on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH,
alto o'clock, at the on.co Of The company in era

TIE GRAHAM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for SAFE on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH,
alto o'clock, at the onlco Of the company in Ora
ham,
"a shown on plan, now ready for distribution.
Terms or SALE: One third cash, one third In
one year, one third in two years with per cent.
interest per auuum IN the deferred payments.
Applications for lots at ,he Companys prices
will be received up 70 noon on Tuesday, April :,
$500 Parties making application by letter Will
be careful 70 designate The section and the num-
Der OF tho lot or lots desired.
Lots for which moro than one application
shall be received Will DO sold 70 the highest DID
der al public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1890,
at 10 O'Clock, at the ofice OF the company 10 Ora
ham.
After the public sale OF lots above mentioned,
tho balance OF the los remaining unsold Will %
offered 10 the pIolic at tho prices nAed DY no
company. which range from sl25 10 500 each.
according 70 location.
The Graham Land and Improvement Com
pany has purchased about go acres II lani, In
GLIDING the Old town OF Graham, st he junction
OF the Clinch-VaUey and OHIO extensions OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad. in lGzeHeli
county, Va, and has Improved the property by
laying II out In streets AZ lots.
The land is 40 situated, belug at tho Junction
OF two important branches OF tho Norfolk ana
Western railroad, with tho Biuestoue river run
ming through II, ard in close urUximtty 10 the
PorahOntas cOal-deld, and the lrCu-ore deposits
OF Tho Clinch Valley, that 10 Is beloved that II
will within q short neriod become an important
Mountaineering centre, IS wen a. distri-
buting poiut tor the entire coal.neid.
The Clnch- Valley aud ohio extensions OF the
Norfolk ami Western railroad run through a sec
ton of country heavily covered with poplar
and white and chestnut-Oak imoer, aud II - De-
leved that Graham, az the juno ton 81 thesS TWO
a Hr.nH. II Nf..au ION fNF
ests bishment Of saw-mils. tanneres. pup
mills and other Woodworking establishments.
The following desirable industries have
Already been secured:
The Graham Furnace Company, with capital
Of $4,000, have under cons,ral ton an iron fur
nace dimensions 10 feet by 20 teet and with
capacity OF about 100 tons per day and expect
It 20 be 10 blast by November lat.
The Virginia Lumber Company. with cauital
OF $4,000, are erecting their buildings and VII
be in operation by the ist Of MAY.
Arrangements are also being made win
parties who propose building az once largo
10 cost about $4,000 and having a working capt
tai OF not less than $4,000.
A company with a capital Of $4,000 - also
formed for the manufacture Of Ice and expect 10
be ia operation IN tho course Of few months
Tho Graham Land and improvement Com
peny have plans perfected for the erection
Of n fine hotel, which they hope % have ready
for occupation by September LIST The hotel Will
oe heated by steam aud lighted By electricity,
and it Is the aim Of the company 70 make It one
OF the most q tractiye hotels IN virginia.
Parties desiring to purchase lots will be FUR
nished with maps and prlce-lists end any do
sired information by addressing
K. x. WRIGHT, JR., Agent,
Graham. Va; or
+. j. COLLINS, Secretary,
Bullitt Building. Philadelphia, Pa
President, II. NJ. SILL:
Vice. President, EDWARD ILSLEY;
Secretary and Treasurer, E. j. COLLINS.
DIRECTORS : A. }. May, Tazowell Courthouse,
Va. Thomas Graham, Philadelphia. Pa; c. NJ.
Clark, Philadelphia, Pa. J. Il. Greeyer. Gra-
ham, Va. J. u. Sergeant, Philsielphia IA. !:
j. II. Dingee, Philadelphia. Pa; II. ". sill,
Philadelphia, Ia. NH %