The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-23

steam brick plant, 10O-ton blast furnace,
and MANY others, which will employ
2.1T5 hands. These will give Basic City
nearly 10000 inhabitants in the next
twelve months.
No place has finer water supply than
this place, for her spring is an eternal
fountain, and tho water works are
already laying tho pipe to conduct it
over the city in sufficient quantities.
city electric plant has been chartered,
as we'll as an electric street railway.
Basic City has also finished one of the
finest hotels in the State, constructed on
tho Queen Anne style; built upon an
eminence overlooking tho advancing
city of Basic, finished inside in the most
elaborate manner, furnished in the
most gorgeous and luxurious taste with
an elevator at the guests command.
This hotel is uneXcellcd. 1t will be I'M
der the management of Mr.. w. a.
Bowles. The cost of constructing this
''Alhambra" and furnishing it was
$4,000.
The belt limo of railway now con-
structcd at Basic City. connecting the
Chesapeake and Ohio with the Shenan-
doah Valley railroad, is located directly
along the line of the manufac tories of
this place. SO the railroad facilities, even
to the saving of drayage. is complete
And notwithstanding the phenomenal,
magic growth of this place, the Develop
ment Company, headed by Samuel
Farrcr, president, and j. NJ. Quarlcs.
vice-preSident and general manager, has
been most conservative in its policy,
encouraging manufacturing enterprises
in all their natural power, to the OK
clusion of all else. And in the coming
sale of lots, which takes place the 3rd
and 18th of December. the same con-
servative policy will be pursued. The
value Of the lots will he based. not on
any prices formulated by the company
but OH the Observers view of the pro-
gress OF Basic City, and her number of
industrial enterprises fast going into
operation
As place OF investment this city is
one OF the best in the South. The build
ing of new. handsome dcpotS by both
railroad companies is complete evidence
of what they think of the place; and the
capital already invested is but security
for an immense outlay in the future.
Como and see the place; see its Won
derful agricultural and mineral re-
sources; its SalubrouS climate; its
grand, wierd scenery; its manufacturing
and commercial enterprises; its railroad
facilities and connections; its educa-
| tional and Christian privileges; its social
status. and you will he readily convinced
that basic City is destined to become
Il city OF great dimensions and pros
| perity. Il.
One price to everybody; at cost for
cash only at the Boston boot and Shoe
! House, 50 Salem avenue corner Henry
street.
Great reduction in prices of sign
work. MCNAMEE 81 HAYsLIp novo3-1 t
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