CAKE-f ALI AID BALLAt the Hidings opera house next Friday evening, December 15, will be given a cake-walk and baH bp ^wr young colored folks of this city and Chillicothe. A |big contest will also be given by Walter (i. Holmes, Champion of Champion8;and Dollar BUIrChtnpioa of Missotti% A prize of $10 will be given the winner. Doors open at7.30 p m.aud entertainment begins at 8;15. admission 10and‘20 cents. Music will be furnished by 6. Walden, “The New York King.” The following is the program of the entertainment; - .• ; *PROGRAMJasper Johnson...........................‘Shame on Yon”Miss Pearl Perry, better known as Black Ptbavj L»f‘ TxJ1^' * * y •*♦) ’A, ® ' v *g * j Si * 0 .i’ftJjS' ** a, * 5** ' t A MB 7.*V.V V; -*'V' . V ISf:£ i * \Come and see the “Four Star Comedian”Perry, Arnold, Bolts and Davenport“It will be Sweet, Sweet Dream in the Shade of the Old Apple Tree ’—Miss Nancy Beach, known as the Kentucky Nightingale . * ,“A Man Just Out of the Band Boa”—Willard Perry 1 am going Back to Baltimore”0itt«Meadvilie’s Favorite”—Jess3 Perry“At the Banquet at Misery flail”—By one of William andWalker’s men—Emuel Botts“Fifty Million Dollars—Breezy Time“I Am it”—Messrs. Rplow and Texas, better known as •Anderson and Green“Miss Lity Brown”—Kteg of Diamonds and Black Patta“Sweet Anna Lina”— Miss Maggie EsteriBuck and Wing Dtoee—Breezy Time and Wizard| CAKE-WALKERSCake walk Leader—Wallas Eoahud Dollar Bill Jones and Catherine Slaughter ^Walter G. llolmet and Maude Botta f «s| lt;Wrn. Johnson and Pearl Perry ? pWm. Anderson and Nancy Beach % *