The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
A coAIMENDABLE SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE.
Muncie Times.

A coAMENDABLE SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE.
Muncie Times.
AS usual, the indianapolis Journal is far ahead
or any other paper published in Indiana. In
furnishing news of the death of Vice president
Hendricks, and the subsequent arrangements
for his funeral, not an item of interest to the
people was omitted. For Indiana readers the
Journal is undoubtedly the best newspaper in
the West. Its news columns reliable, dis
playing a commendable spirit of enterprise
whileits editorials always able, we'll written
and In harmony with the most advanced thought
of the day The Journal is a true friend Of the
American people, fearless advocate of those
principles which will promote their interests,
therefore good counselor and a safe guide
LEvEL-HEADED AND HEALTHY.
Martinsville Republican
In every sense the Journal is one of the lead
ing papers OF the country. In enterprise, In
editorial ability in mechanical makeup it is
surpassed by none Its columns are clean and
bright, its news is condensed and reliable, its
editorials are level-headed, it's tone is healthy,
even its appearance is cheerful and satisfying.
1t is by long odds the first paper in Indiana, and
1T is credit to the State and an honor to In
dianapohs. Any of readers who want
metropolitan or general newspaper cannot do
better than to take the Journal either daily or
weekly.
CAN HONESTLY RECOMMEND IT.
Columbus Republican.
The Journal is one OF the very best general
and family papers published in the country.
Besides all matters of general interest found in
any paper, and presented in the most readable
form, it contains weekly eptome of the tran
sactions in our own State, and is of peculiar in
terest to Indianans. We can honestly recon-
mend it to our readers as being a superior and a
better paper for them to any one published in
another State
ABLE, PROGRESSIVE AND POPULAR
hokomo Dispatch tDem.).
Taken all in all, the indianapolis Journal
Repu bcan, carried off the journalistic honorS
in the matter of the death and burial Of Vice
president Hendricks. No paper in the country
equaleditin energy, enterprise and completeness
The journal is an able, progressive and popular
wspaper. 1t is an honor to the State-a
leader among leaders The journal was never
so able nor complete as at this time
FOR INDIANA READERS.
Muncie Times
Though we have so frequently referred to the
Daily and Sunday Journals. we desire again to
express our high appreciation of both of these
publcatlons, and recommend them above all
others as the paper to be takea by Indiana read
erS. There is not more readable newspaper, a
better edited, or prettier one in its mechanical
work, in the West than the Indianapolis Journal.
MANLY AND GENEROUS UTTERANcEs.
Andrews Express.
The Indianapolis Journal-the State organ of
the Republican party-did itself and the party
Gus utterances regarding Vice president Hen
bricks. The Journal omitted no efforts to give
the fullest reports of his life, death and funeral
obsequies. The Journal is a paper to be COM
mended in every department.
SECOND TO NONE.
Rushville Republican.
There is no occasion to multiply words in pass
ing judgment upon that paper. Every one who
sees the Journal knows that in all that goes to
make first-class newspaper it is second to none
in the country. Those who do not already know
it should hasten to make its acquaintance
ITS INTELLIGENT MAKEUP.
Lawrenceburg Press.
The Indianapolis Journal excelled its Demo
cratic contemporary in it's treatment of the
Hendricks obsequies The Journal is the best
paper that comes to this city. and has no rival
in the country in typographical beauty and in
teligent makeup
NO PROGRESSIVE HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Warrington Times.
The Journal in both daily and weekly edi-
tions is the best paper that has ever been pub
ished in the State, and progressive home is
complete without one or the other of its editions