The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-12

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No. 10 Chorus, Majesty not less
than ~ voices, prize $40 For this prize /
there were three ehoirs competing, viz /
Jacksonians, leader, NJ d. Jones NJ Z
Choir. Leader, J. d. Brown. and Ju-
veniles.
Prize awarded to the Jacksonians.
Adjudication by Prof Mees.
Adjudication Of No. 90, essay. ."Rela.
tion Of Thought to Action by Pro.
Scott. Prize Of S25 awarded TO Irvine
DUNCAN, E-q Presentation ty James
Trip. President OF the Association
No. 81 Singing. up With Thy Hands
to Jesus" 3 choirs competing. lst Juven-
lies, ID Gideon's Band, 81 Jackson I'm
ion. Prize Of Sl5 awarded TO Jackson
Union. John Hank, leader.
Presentation by Gideon (Eben Jones)
Report Of Committee on Permanent Or.
ganization.
For President. J. J. c. Evans.
For Vice President Winfield Scott
For Secretary, Irvine DUNCAN.
For Treasurer, B. Kahn.
For Executive Committee. f. Gran
dali. John Jones. (Cal) VIM. Vaughn, J.
W. Longbon, and d. d. DUNCAN.
Advisory Committee-Lick tp.. G A.
Atkinson; franklin, James W Vaughn,
jefferson. Dr. Joseph Jones, Madison.
Jonathan Davis; Bloomfield, wmson.
Scurlock; Milton. r. W. Goddard; Wash
ington, Geo. w. Harbarger; Jackson,
VIM. Brooks Liberty. Dr. johnson
White Scioto, John w Hayes; Hamil-
ton. Samuel jackson.
A. B. Monahan. A. J. Newell. II. c.
BInn, VIM Buckley, Committee.
On motion, report accepted.
No. "a Reading, Marco Bozarris." on
ly one reader. Marco No. l miss Flora
Dickson. Prize. a fine globe for the
use Of the district in which Marco No.
r sides
No. 2j. Solo and chorus. Pull for the
Shore" competitors ], Juvenile. lead
er, D. c. washburn; 2. jackson Juyen-
lie, leader. Eben Jones; 3, Jackson Un-
ion. leader. John Hank.
Prize IS. awarded to jackson Juveniles.
Adjudication by Prof Mees. presenta-
ton by John Hank
Music by the jackson Silver Cornet
Band.
Adjudication Of No. 26, "Tbe Baehel.
or's Lament" by Prof Moore Prize di.
vided equally between Ardennes G.. W.
Longbon), and J. W. Snortfellow (E.
Crandall).
Singing the Doxology by the congrega.
tion. lead 10y Prof Mees.
Adjourned until n o'clock, Pm.
CONCERT.
Music by the jackson Cornet Band.
Called to order by the Conductor, j. J.
C. Evans.
No. l. Singing, God Save the Coun,
try" by a selec choir. Miss walterhouse
at the piano. M D. Jones, leader.
No. 3. Bass solo. AN Hundred Faith
oms Deep" by J. NJ. Lively. Miss susi,
Poor at the organ.
National Anthem. by D. C. washburu
and choir
Reading. Bachelors Lament" by Ar
dennes g. W. Longbon) and wv Short
fellow (E. CrandalD
No. 3. Clayton's Grand March, piano
duet, by May DUNCAN and Ella Brown.
No. 6. The Brook Miller. quartet, by
Messrs. Jones, Hank, Evans and Lively.
No. 7. Criticisms and Suggestions by
Prof Scott.
No. s. Music by the jackson String
Band
No. 9. Recitation, Drifting" by c. A.
Atkinson, Esq
No. 10. John Brown. Esq. His Requi.
EN-, by Hank and party
No. IL. Piano solo. by Prof Mees.
Solo and chorus, by Presby terian choir.
Miss Jessie Hanna at the organ.
IA Comic song. "A Serious Transac.
by the Misses Laird, Killen and Varian,
and Messrs. Jones. Dallas and varian.
Criticisms and Suggestions by Prof D.
H. Moore.
No l6 Song. by Miss Katie Nichols.
Little Miss Nichols was loudly applauded
at the close Of her song.
The Welsh duet. by d. c. washburne
and Miss Ada Jones.
Parody on Speech Of Patrick Henry,
by Atkinson and Harbarger.
Ernani-Fly With Me-Soio, 10y Miss
Lizzie Crandall.
Piano solo, by Dwight johnson, Of
Portsmouth. Ohio.
No. 20. Widow Spriggins Daughter" ("
by Master Tad" Poor. Criticisms and
suggestions, by Prof Mees, Of Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
No. % "IIe Gave Them lIailstones for
Rain" Double chorus. NJ. D. Jones,
/ Leader
| RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
| Resolved. That the thanks OF this Association
are due aud are hereby rendered 20 the N. & G.
Il. Il. Co.. and the s., J. & r. X. n. Co, for
special favors conferred, Ia making arrange
menis for tsking passengers 10 and from this
Assembly; 10 u. $. Johnston, Esq, Of Ports
mouth, ohio, for his kindnes, in providing a
magnificent Decker Bios Piano for this occl-
sion; TO the adjudlcators for thc homes, faith
fuI and impartial manner Ia which they have
discharged their duiits; TO the Jackson Silver
Cornet Band, for services rendered; TO the
county paper, for the manner in which thsy
have assisted in making this Assembly a sue
cess, and 70 the people who have literally
patronized the Assembly.
No. %. Happy Uncle Joe, comic song.
by w. A. Steele.
No. "a "Ilallelujah Amen by all
competing choirs.
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