The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-28

l. Music by the Bands. -,
son, and in the afternoon by Rev. j. +. WILL
Jams. .
g. Address of welcome by the President.
5. ConRratulatory addresses by the Bards-not
q. solo and chorus, awhat Shall the Harvest
Be-" music p. p. Bliss Gospel Hymns, not less
7. Recitation, "Absalom," McGuney's New
Fifth Reader. Priz S..
g. Chorus, "David's LamentatioD," Missouri
Harmony. not less than ~ voices. Prize go
NJ. Recitation, "The Winged Worshippers,
McGuney's," New Fifth Reader, in concert Dy
children under ~ years OF age-not less thah
10. InstrumeniaI Music on Piano, "Home
Sws ct Home" with variations, by Francis Muel-
ler by children under 70 years OF age: Prlze 70.
H. Adjudication OF Essay ehan 5o neoes os
ia' Chorns. "Haiie,ujah Amen" by Handel
Novelties edition, not less than l6 voices.
hi Rand music. "MarseiIaise Hymn" A.
ia Reading, Battle of Waterloo" MeGufey's
New Finh Reader. Prize s. -. ,,o-,o..,
Fly" FRANZ ABT Prize s5.
II. Adjudication of Poem, "Ihe Anglo-Sax-
ons," IN rhyme-not less thah 0oo hheS'
n. Instrumental music on Piano, wagner's
Is. RScIiniion, "Jepthah's Daughter" Nc
Gufiey's New Sixth Render. Prize s5.
hot nS iiaSrHs is sssn MSleIi1s y Toios. Prize saS
20. Adjudication of Essay, "Relation OF
InOuEnt 10 ActlOnY moi Ato7 IMAM ~ R'As~"
ii. Singing, @Up with thy Hands to Jesus
years OF age-not less than u voices-only three
adnlts allowed. Prize SIS. ,, ,-, >,
%. Adjudication of Picture, Hard Times,
ether drawing or painting. -. XvooD
2s Quartetle, speed Away ). b. WOOD
"a Re,ding "MarcO Bozarris," McGuffeys
New Sixth Reader. PIize-Fine glo3e g,i, Ior i, lne
use use o, the ID district that the successful '0pe'-
8. solo ana chorus, "Pull for the Shore"
20. Adjudication OF Poem, "The Bachelors
lament" not less than stanzas. Prize q ,s,s -,
for RAIN. |" by Handel. Boosey's Edition, not less
than 81 voices. Prize s75.
Conditions.
l. The items number s, :, l3, 1a, II, and 20 are |
open to competition TO ADJOINING couhtles- |
Items u and q open TO competition 70 the en-
tie state.
assumed name, and deposited prior TO June ]. /
with @. A. Atkinson of Jackson, Ohio, Secretary /
3. rhat ali prize compositions shall be the
property of the Association, unless the success
ful competitor shall, on the day OF the enler-
tainment, elect to retain his manuscript ana
forfeie the prize -,
Indicators find the competition TO be meritori-
GUS and worthy. ,
assigned TO them on the Programme for the
Evening Concert.
O. That all parties exp cting 70 ,ake par ,-ii III
mental shap senl To the Secretary the name OF
their choirs ana the leader, together win Wnat
they expect to compete upon on or before the
1st Of June, 1877.
The music for the two grand pieces can De
obtlined from any music dealer.
OFFICERS or THF DAY:
President, Hon. James 1ripp; Vice Presidents,
II. L. Chapman, LeUf DUNCAN, John Buckley,
I2ev. Il. r. Jones, NJ a, ReU. John Hdnnendn
Wa1ygetd 6cnff. John ID. Darts. Conductor, Hon
John \. q. evans. Secretary, q "A. Afkfns0n, Esq
A6tjlfdic0f0r Of EssnUs and Readings, PTesident |
w. III. Scott OF the Ohio University. AdJudtc1f0T
Of Poems and Recitntions, President ID. III. Moore,
Of Cincinnati WesieUdn College.
Adjudicator OF Pictures, ]. g. Cahoon, ESQ, Of
Jackson Ohio. Adjudicator of Music, carr
BaIus, Professor of Music In OHIO wesleyan
Female College.
TERMS OF ADMIssIoN.-For the day, includ-
ing concert in the evening 75c. For each session
40c. Children under 10 pears Of age hay price.