The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
ru:Sei.'S Panorama.

away" so % speak, a we'll iuiI plan for
the benefit Of lis INDECENT editor.
Bro. Pursell, who isss editing manifold
apers. has for ;wearyspme times been
dead beating his beer and to5acc,, and
ten cert smiles from acquaiutances. 4
plan was conceived TO lift The PRESS
ure
Last week lie gave the scheme partly
away. lie says the wonler.u picture
framed by Rcbcrs. and rn exhibition at
their store, purpoi;ii g to be scene in
Du nberlon, Scotland, is the i;:nl;
wo-k OF Green. That Green is an mr.
tist and that this picture is his latest
and best. Green denies nothing.
Ofcourse Green paintid that picture.
B ut nov THAT the secret is out the truth
Of history, rs cruc! as it may be. requir-
es tina: the cold facts in full be given
the public.
The doadbeatin. OF tobacco and ten
cent smile: had reached limit. Rid
ing from Charleston to LosIn on free
pass twice a week was not paving. So
it was thought. ON the coon dog theory
to givesPursen Panorama aud let him
travel and lecture. in the hope he
he would br this mike his beer money
and his expenses for smiles. So in ;his
spirit Green painted lor slim the won>
derful picture framed by Rebers and
on exhibition at their store" A word
now of explanation OF the panorama
picture for our .irdigent cotemporary's
benefit.
1t will be noticed that the artist is
profuse with rocks. This is an inspira-
tion drawn from seeing the prodigality
OF our town council, when this body ut
tackled the stone quarry, and dnmps the
rocks on our streets.
The sunshine, which is always DIFF
6cult element with arsists, has been
handled in this picture with a wild wes :.
tern heroism. The sunlight is made to
shine on this side Of the clouds and on
the other side of the rocks. In other
words, the sun is made to slime from !
two different points at the same time. !
feat in art TO picture painter has ev-
er accomplished before. Col. Pursell. |
in his lecture will develop theory on
this feature.
No living creatures, appear, as is U.s.
ual, in this landscape.
This is the explanation The dog is |
over on the other side of the hill or be-
hind the house deali ng with the bone
question. He is not visible only TO the
eye of the lecturer. The COW, always
to be seen in familiar pictures stand;ug
in the water. is..in tine pound.and until so
cents is advanced to pay Bob Roby can
not be in picture nor anywhere else
axcept in the pound.
The man belonging in the picture
bought copy of the Republican-Ga-
zette and after he read it, the stale joke
:oured on his stomach urd he got sick
went into the house and went to bed,re-
fusing to see anybody. 1t is not the
fault Of the artist he is no: TO be seen.
The yellow color of the water is orig
nal. The lecturer can explain this If
ie can.
Those curious looking things that
ook like nothing anybody ever saw are
wamp ca5bages. They were pa. in for
he reason that it is proposed to asso-
late Senator Coble with Col. Pursell
n presenting this panorama on
'alt River, ,aad when the audience goes
o sleep listening to Pursell's with
isms, the Senator will wake them t
p with an expatiation on the merits of j
hunk cabbage salve.
Other features OF this remarkable
FORK might be mentioned but lack of
pace prevents.
Col. Purssll will start with the pano- t
anna next week. He can represent it i
S O scene in Scotland, Green's former q
ONE, the Republican Gazette Office :
fter Willard had busted II times in en- !
our, or very properly as the Republi- :
an headquarters the day after the ell
ction.
At any rate it is the hope Of many
ho have carried Purselrs tobacco for
ears and who ihave given him smiles, S
imeless in count, and countless in v
lines, that the panorama will be sue '
ess. In .the meantime Willard will
dit the paper with his well worn +,
hears, and Cappie Davenport, when off
uty ushering the Salvationists, will
opy enough locals from the Sentinel S
, keep our Annex alive. S