The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-19


THE Somerset Herald re e-appeared hast
week, handsomer and dbetterifposshlc, than
ever. We welcome II again as an old
| friend,-Salis5ury Isdepeaderf.
! WE are glad to notice that the Somerset
I Herald is again in the field battling for the
right Its old Office was totally destroyed
in the great fire there, and the Republican
party ought therefore give one of lis zeal
ous supporters helping hand. Terms 81
per annm.-LeWistosrn Gdzette.
/ We welcome the return of the good old
I Republican journal, the Somerset Herald
to our table, after suspension OF three
weeks, in consequence of all the materials
having been completely destroyed in the
late terrible confiagration. The editor
says "0ur friends who remember the
snug quarters we formerly occupied, would
laugh heartily over our present make-shitt
establishment Our cngine-a Baxter-is
located in a coal house our large improv
ed Cottrell & Babcock press and Gordon
halfmedium in an adjoining old wood
shed our compositOrs with their stands
are crowded into bed-cliamber. and the
balance of our material is scattered misccl
laneously over an acre lot. Notwlth-
standing all this friend Sclll gets out a
very neat paper-superior. in fact. TO the
old Herald.-HoliddySJarg Register. u
THE Somerset H6rGld made its appear
ance last week for the first time since the
fire 1t is now one of the handsomest pa
pers in the district The energy displayed
by its publisher Is commendable. Ills sub
an 81
evidence of their sympathy and friendship
by paying for their paper several years in
adyance.-ChaD,6ers6nry Repository.
REsUsCITATED.-The Somerset Herald
of June 9th has been received at this office,
looking as bright and new as if no accident
had ever befallen it. 1t was entirely burn
cd out by the late fire, and oblidged 10 fit
an entire new Office, but with all the draw
hacks of distance from ma rket, roundabout
transportation and the want of suitable
Office il was only suspended three weeks
We congratulate our friend Scull on his en-
ergy and success in getting successfully in
10 working order again. We hope his pa
irons will make a point to increase his sub
scription list, and all pay in advance. 1t
is as little as they can do 10 show their ap
probation of a good editor-Bedford In
qufrer.
THE Somerset Herald again makes its ap-
peaance and is as neatly printed and spicy
as if il had never gone through a terrible
destructive fire. Mr. Scull's energy and
enterprise deserves the greatest praise and
unlimited patronage. We extend him our
deepest sympaties and hope he may speedi-
ly recover.
The Democrat is also on its feet again,
we hope If will be by the 9th of November
Cumberland Ciriiica.
SOMERSET HERAID.-0ur old friend,
Ed. SCUI., the editor ofthe Somerset Her
aid, whose establishment was DESTROYED by
fire, 10y his energy and snap was enabled
10 send the Herald out last week 10 his sub
scribers, better looking and more interest
ing than ever We congratulate the peo- .
pie of Somerset county ON having such an .
able, energetic and fearless advocate ofcor I
rect political principles, as Mr. SCuLL is. as
the editor of the Republican organ for that .
county. We hope the Herald may be tax
en- and read by every man woman and
child in Somerset county. Neither fire nor
water can quench the spirit and zeal of any I
of old Wesimorcland' GreeBsJarg
Tribune.
The SOMERSET HERALD.-This paper .
has again made its appcaranc. The first .
number since the great fire was issued last .
week The new Herald is very like the one
which was totally destroyed on the memor-
able ninth Of May last Considering the
terrible ordeal through which the Herdld
was made TO pass. and the many disadvan-
iages under which il is even now laboring.
the proprietors deserve great credit for the
handsome paper which they have again
brought out The editor says Our
friends who remember the snug quarters
we formerly occupied, would laugh hearti-
" over our present make shift establish
ment. Our engine-a Baxter-is located
in coal house our large improved Cot
rell & BabcOck press and Gordan half
medium in an adjoining old woodshed
our compositors, with their stands. are
crowded into a bed chamber, and the bal
ance of our material is scattered miscellan-
eously over an acre lot testing the patience
Of our devil sorely, in his constant search
after mislaid or missing articles No
wonder the Local exelaims, How are
he mighty fallen - We trust that the
Herald may soon occupy more comfortable
luarers.-Bedford Gazette