The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
FLAX iioad0Hs, ViythG County,
Virginia.

y Perfect SITE For industrial pur-
poses. Scvvnly-two miles w,.t If lio:-
nokr. Va, tw, nty~'ight nil.~ w.sSo OF
iiadfOrd. Va. and seventy nine miles
east oi Bristol. ItNn.. on ihr lane of Tho
Norfolk ana Western railvoad-a trunk
line from New York to New UiltAns.
1t isonly fifteen miles wcs, of rmlasl:i,
The pointat W!i Oh The NOrtnCnrulii,n con
n ctiun leaves the main lin. L. connect
with the Cap" Fear and Nadkin Valley
railroad. With the mplrtion OF this
anu the lruntun extension To Lli" Ohio
river. both under ..ctiyc obstruction. n
great BE TfU"K LINE from CHICAGO to
the SOUTH ATLANTIC :~rABoAEn will be
"prn' ii. giving ample facilities for
II aching the largest and rapidly widen
ing markets.
Max Meadows is only forty miles in
an air line from the gre; t locAiioNrAs
FLAT Tor CoAI. FIELDS. although tho
present distance 10y rail is lob miles.
IL il surrounded by iron ore properties,
ana there is Ii" point in Virginia that
lias cheaper and more regular supplies
Of coALscoKE. and IRON ORE.
Although in the great Valley Of Vir-
Hinia the altitude of Max Meadows is
lob FEET ABOVE TIDEwArrn Tho.
climate is peri CT. the sc merry superb,
'tHu liit VISIiiCL HAS pt'n not Il Tor
wears for the richness and fertility of
lis soil. and the excellence of IT'S FINE
cattle and sheep
One of the largest and most thor
oughly cquipp'd HAST FURNACES in the
south is RAPIDLY approaching lmplc-
non: Il ROLLING Mill. and HORSE shoe
factory X under contract. and favorable
negotiations for other industi, = arc
pend 'ng. Nv recent developments
strong rcd short iron ore j. NOW avail
able at THIS pointa at low cost Every
possible varl:y of iron. oiil,r red
short. neutral. or cold short can DO
pruduc atwIl.
proper admiSiurr of ores will givo
q CHEAT li:n% thai cannot csc II, d in
any portion Of ihr world.lur CAST
!NGs. and ''.,p, cially SHELF HARDWARE,
h"inT as FLUID a. water. and AciOUs
and >IEo>G hy reason of tlc pin.r in
the rad short ore. There ar, ii number
"' cIiAnr"Ai. FURNACES in tic vciriiy
giving chilling and mall,ablc irons. 10
responsible pariIs : disposed towards tho
establishment OF indcprnl nj or
br"nch's OF any industrial works in
;EuN. STEEL. WOOD WORKING. COTTON,
WuoIEN. ar i'll GENERAL LINES ADMIR-
.,iii.E SlrE> WILL ZEE GIVEN. fronting ON
both railroad and water. and hearty 90
up ration assure Il.
lsc' Il Creek. onr of the boldrst streams
III Southwest Virginia, flows through
the town. furnishing ample water sup
plies Tor drinking. manufacturing and
drainage purposes.
Extensive WATER WORKS are now be-
ing constr, c..G: a LARGE MODERN
horhl. wi! be- up nd in d mrr: tho
stree t. arr. b ing graded and mtcidam-
IN d. ana an fIECrKiC PI.ANr v,ll be
established at an early day. ~ tween
20 AMI 81 buildings have u, u ,p. ctcd
during lhc lr>i f. months. uu Is larre
nnwh"r rro NOW under c.,,sr.t,a and
construction.
H. c,i,pany Is particula -,rous
ni having ciiG FiR>I MA
''hNE hi:i'k ND Naldr very
lhN'v ~ hi'n ma. IL j. hip
..nr n,i'l f, .'ir.tl" plnc
Nci'tol -rntl exam will
''N"f H'' ''NhlGhl "i that
20" ~ f' "\f. mol ~ tho
~oi tii. iri 'r NiAHroF Try
"'' '' ''h'Sih''sS nts
ih q 'i''i' Nly No hr1r kcd
steady q, bio
r. pond lr It'd,
"r .an NRENCE TX
hid Hit H.: vic -pr d. H ED
~ IN i'"tn Va;
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