Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-22
Mrs. Summers, two trios Brazilian

 fine Pit Game stock of eleven eoops E, B. Harvey, Pine Bluff, exhibits ore pair fine black Minorcas and one pair of Kentucky Dominicks, Pit Game.
 A. c. Russell, of Little Rock, pen white Wyandottes.
 Russell & Bishop. Little Rock, trio white Wyandottes.
 H. B. Mizell, one pair buff Leg horns.
 R. c. Wilkins, one pen buff Ply mouth Rocks.
 Harvey MeGombs, one pen black Langshans.
 Jas. E. Wyatt, Noble Lake, ex- hibits a curiosity in the shape of fowl half Guinea and half common chick.
 Lark West, Pine Bluff, exhibits Norwegian CT chicken-bill duck.
 ". H, Ada ns, Pine Bluff, has fine showing consisting of five black Minorcas, a pen of four black Minor eas, and three young eockerels and little red fellow who disconsolatelv regarded the onlooker as though he appreciated that he was untagged Price & Thomson of Camd en, ex hibit Il trio of StrychLine game, trio Pat Claiburn pit games, pair B B reds, pit games, trio Dare Devils. pi games, trio English pit game Knob Combs, trio Hedge Fence pit games, Brown Red cock, pair Texas Cham pions, breeding pen of Earl Derbys. pit games, Iron-elad pit games.
 c. B. Harvey of Pine Bluff, shows black Minoreas matched April 19, 1889, and pair white Wyandottes.
 B. B. Hastings, Pine Bluff. five sflver-laced Wyandottes.
 A. q. Russell, Little Rock, five white Wyandottes.
 Russell & Bishop. white Wyan- dottes.
 II. B. Mizell, Pine Bluff, five buff Leghorns.
 R. c. Wilkins, Pine Bluff. buff Plymouth Rocks.
 J. R. Westbrook, trio barred Plymouth Rocks.
 Harvey McCom bs, five black Lang shans.
 2, Leaving the Poultry Exhibit build- ing amid a chorus of cluckings of farewell from the ''femail sect, t,' as A, Ward would put it, of the exhibit. and defiant growing from their polygamous husbands, the GRAPHIC man decided to stroll around and gather some data as to the various attractions and places of entertain ment and refreshment open to the visitor at the Fair.
 SIDE SCENES AT THE FAIR.
 The first place at which the re porter perceived 6 crowd of merry. interested little ones, he found on investigation to contain the power fnl stamping machiue of the Branch Normal College, at which some negro youths were busily stamping souve- mfrs composed of tin, ana which, in the form of a shield, contained in red, white and blue the stars and bars of a United States flag, and were inscribed: "B. N. O., Branch Normal College, Pine Bluff, Ark Non res ses spes." These souvenirs were pleasing to the children, and were eagerly appropriated by them as fast as they came from the machine.
 The boxing kangaroos occupy a tent across the street from the Jef- ferson county exhibit building, and the entertainment is under control of Shannon 6 Allen.
 For five cents you can throw three base balls at diminutiye doll figures, at the next tent, and gain cigars if you are successful in hitting them.
 Next is the tintype tent.
 Ella Ewing, 3 feet tall, is one of the side-show attractions.
 The bearded lady, one-man orches- tra, the snake charmer, and the hypnotist are among the side-show attractions.
 L. o. Ragland has a refreshment stand.
 Joe c. Meyer, in a tent 50 feet in length, has a restaurant.
 Jno. Heising. lunch stand.
 Secretary's office next to grand stand.
 Mitchell frnit and nnnfan