The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-03
vx., ESTATE BUSINESS.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
VAN HOE,
WYYHE COUNTY, VA.

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Norfolk and Western Railroad. great rail-
road junction, In the heart OF The greatest
mining district of southwest Virginia, and
destined soon to rank with the great indus
trial centres of the New south.
THE IyANHOE LAND AND IMPROVE
uENT COMPANY will sell, at PRIVATE
SALE, JULY I6, 1890, ONE THOUSAND
LOTS at an average price OF $500. Aiiio,s
are favorably located on gently rising ground,
overlooking the beautiful Valley Of New
River The exceedingly low price at which
these lots are placed upon the market insures
20 investors quick and large returns
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash balance
I'm one and two years.
Through its excellent railroad facinties'
"Ivenhoev is placed within minimum haul
of the enormous deposits OF Gossan iron ore
Of tarroll county, and the world-iamous
limonite and mountain ores OF Cripple creek
Valley: and also within easy haul Of the Gel
ebrated Pocahontas and Flattop coal .and
coke fields.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUARRIES are
being operated within the town. THE No. i
FIrRNACE of the New River Mineral Com
many is aiready in successful operation; while
the IvANHOE IRON COMPANY, under the
pres ideIfcy OF Mr.. Jordan l., Mott, OF the Mo't-
Haven Iron Works Of New York. has been or
qanized for the purpose OF erecting another
furnace Of large capacity. The extension
mines of the New River Mineral Company,
adjoining the town. are already giving en-
ployment 10 large number OF men.
THE IVANHOE ZINC COMPANY, with a
capital of s5OO,OOO has purchased immense
deposits OF exceedingly rich zinc ores, when
they are now developing, and Will soon erect
several zine furnaces.
Being the only city on the southern con-
nectlon of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
"Ivanhoe" must become the great distribu-
ting point for the immense ore heids' ana
agricultural and timber districts OF South
west virginia and Western Northern North
Carolina.
situated In the midst of n great wool-rais-
ing district. and within short distance OF the
southern cotton fields, no place in Virginia
possesses greater advantages for wooden and
cotton mills.
Vast tracts Of red and white oak. chestnut,
hickory, pines and hemlOck, near at hand
furnish exceptional opportunities for wood
working establishments and STEAM TAN
NERlES.
4 s35 900 Hotel will be erected at once.
water-works, plaiDing-mill and brick factory
will be erected at an early date.
Being two thousand feet above the sea, the
climate is unsurpassed by the celebrated
mountain resorts of the world.
A large tract Of level land, with front of
one and a half miles on New River, has been
set aside for manufacturing purposes.
Liberal inducements will be offered all in
dustries locating here.
Through its connections with the steamship
lines. the Louisville aud Nashville, the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley. and the Shenandoah
Valley Railroads, and its outlet on the Ohio
River, the Norfolk and Western Railroad,
places ''Ivanhoe" in direct communication
with the great markets Of the North. East,
south and West
For maps, descriptive pamphlets, &c, APP
ply to the Ivanhoe Land and Improvement
Company, or to the Secretary Of Company,
Ivanhoe, Wythe county, Virginia.
VIC VAN DOREN, President,
G. NJ. sEELEY, sec. and Treas.
DIRECTORS:
JORDAN L. Mort, owner OF j. l.. Mott Iron
Works, Mott-Haven. n. Y;
CHARLES G.. EDDY, Nice-Presdent Norfolk
and Western Railroad;
EDWIN EMsTEIN. OF New York city, capitalist
and director in New River Mineral Co;
GEO. II. SEELEY, of New York city, capitalist
and President New River Mineral Co.;
| ~ n VAN DORFN % IVanhOe, Va:
GEN. JAMES A. WALKER, Of Wytheville, Va;
HERBERT G., HULL, Of New York city, capt.
talist and lawyer. Jy2-2w