The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL.
wEEKLY EDTTION.)

With the next issue The Weekly Journal
will be enlarged from eight to twelve pages,
the subscription price, however, remaining
the same as before, namely, 81 per year. This
increase in size is made in order to give room
to various departments of news and literature
and to certain special features which have
been heretofore forbidden by the limited
space. Among the attractions which will be
offered the readers of the enlarged Weekly
will be a variety Of foreign correspondence,
special letters from New York, Washington,
and all other points which may at any time
be centers of interest The sermon preached
by Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage on the Sunday
preceding the weekly issue will appear in each
number. These sermons have for some time
formed feature of the daily issue of Mon
review of the international Sunday-school
Lesson for the following Sunday will also be
given, as also religious note and comment Of
general character. For the past year the
Journal has, by special arrangement, been
enabled to supply its readers with class of
fiction equal to that furnished by any of the
leading magazines or literary papers. A SINH
lar arrangement has been made for the
coming year, and contributions from the
most popular story writer's of the coun-
try have been secured Among the writers
who will furnish stories may be mentioned
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, E. p. Roe, E. E.
Hale J. T. Trowbridge, Frances Hodgson
Burnett and Frank Stockton.
Careful attention will be given, as hereto
fore, to farm and household matters; but with
increased space at command, these depart
ments will be enlarged and made more valu-
able.
The coming session of Congress will be
quite as important as any ever held, and will
render the political news of great interest and
Importance. The Journal has the best pos
sible facilities for securing the latest and most
reliable news from the national capital, and
will furnish review of each weeks proceed
ings in Congress prepared by an experienced
CORES pondent
During the coming year an election Of State
officers will take place in Indiana and the
campaign, which will without doubt be an
exciting one, will be fully set forth in this
paper. Special features, in addition to the
careful review of events of the week, with
dispatches up to the hour Of going to press,
will make up a sheet which we do not hest
tate to affirm will have no superior in the
field. No Indiana man should be without
paper published at his State capital,
and paper, printed here or elsewhere, con-
tains so much that is of interest and value to
every resident of the State as does the Jour-
nal.
This TWELVE PAGE PAPER will be
furnished as mentioned above at the ex-
tremely low price of ONE DOLLAR: but in
addition we offer a list of premiums from
which each subscriber may, by special ar
rangement, secure a valuable addition to his
library. Liberal cash commissions are paid to
agents, and energetic canvassers may easily
make their work remunerative. With the
attractions offered few can refuse to subscribe,
and a club for the Weekly Journal should be
raised in every neighborhood in the State
For full particulars concerning premiums and
club rates, and also for sample copies. address
JNO. G NEW & SON,
Indianapolis.