Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
AUCTION sALEs-rntur. na,
AUCTION sALEs-rutur. Day.
GRAHAM.
7AZEWELLCOUNTY,VA
THE GRAHAM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for safe on
THURSDAY, ArRiL 10TH,
at 10 o'clock, at tho ONCE Of the company In era
ham,

THE GRAHAM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will offer for safe on
THURSDAY, AraiL 10TH,
alto o'clock. at tho ONCE Of the company In era
ham,
TOWN LOTS,
as shown on p9a nov ready for distribution.
TERMS or SALE: One third casa. one third In
one year, one thir, Ia two years. with 6per cent
interest per snnum IN tho deferred payments.
Applications for lots at ths C0mpauys prices
will be received up 20 noon on Tuesday, April 8,
1890 Parties making application by letter Will
DO careful 10 ssiKusts the section and the num-
bsr OF the lot or lots desired.
Lots for which more than one duplication
shall be received will DO sold to the highest bid
der al public auction on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1890.
at 10 O'Clock, n the Office Of the peny in Ora
ham.
After the public sale OF lots above mentioned,
the balance or the lois remaining unsoli viii "a
offered 70 the pnDllc ~ tho prices nIed by No
company. which range from sisj 10 500 each.
according TO location.
Tho Graham LaUd AMI improvement CON-
pany has purchased shout 30 acres q land, In
GLIDING tho Old town OF Graham, - Tho junction
Of the Clipch-ysiey Bnd OhiO extensions 81 the
Norfolk and Western railroad. In Tazewen
county, Va, and has improved the property by
laying IL out in streets ard lots.
The land 10 40 situated, being ut The Junction
OF two important branches OF tho Norfolk aud
Western railroad. with tho Biuestons river run
ming through IL ard ia c.ose proximity 70 tho
Pocahontas cosl-neld, and tie lron-1re deposits
of The Cllnch Valley, that it Is believed that u
will within short period become IA important
iron manuiactufng ccnre. as well sg dlstri-
butiug poiut for tue entire coal-neld
The Clnch- Valley and Ohio extensions OF tho
Norfolk and Western railroad run through asec-
ton Of country heavily covered wiki poplar
aud white and cnestngt-oaS tim ber aud u "a Do
lieyeG that Graham, al the juno iou oi these t"o
branches. Is most desirable location Tor mo
1, D. f-l.r, - nil
mills. end other woodworking ostaDishments
The following desirable industries ha'o
already been secured:
Tho Graham Furnace Company, With capital
Of sg5O.O0g, have under constru ton an iron tlr-
mace dimensions 10 feet by % feet, All Win \
capacity OF about 100 tons per cayl aud expect
n TO be In blast by November ist
The Virginia Lumber Company. with caotll
OF 5000, are erecting tncir buildings an VIII
be 10 operation by tho let o. Aav.
Arrangements are also being mH1e win
parties Who propose ban iing Is once lA'se
general supply store aud warehouse. bindings
70 cost about SiO, 900 and having a working capt.
tai Of not less than fs0OU.
A company with a capital Of $4,000 Is also
formed for the mans tsclure o. Ice anh e1pec' 10
be ia operation in thu course OF feW montha
The Graham Land and improvement COM
psny have plans pericciel Tor the erection
Of flne hotel, which they hopo to have rehly
for occupation by sepiemeor ~ zoe l7,,i ",,'
bs heated by steam ami lighted b. electricity,
aud Il y the aim Of he company 60 make u COS
OF The most . tre,iivs holols Ia Virginia.
Parties desiring % purchase lpt- VIII he fir-
nished vito maps and prire-lists and aly 10
slrod information by addrossing
L. X. WkIGH &, JR, Agent,
Graham. Va. or
RI. COLLINS, secretary
Built Building. Philadelphia, Pa
President, II. n. SILL;
Vice-President, EDWARD lLSLEY:
Secretary and Treasurer. l.. J. COLLINS.
DIRECTORS A. j. Hay, Tazowru Courthouse,
Va. Thomas Graham, Philadelphia. Ia; G.. ".
Clark, Philadelphia, ia. j. IS Greoveg, era
ham. Va: J. y. sergeant, Philadelphia, "a;
j. n. Diugee, Philadelphia, la. H. N ~.i,
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