The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-17

l. Music by the Bands. -
2. Prayer In the morning by Rev. J. *. Glib
son, aud In the afternoon by Rev. j. r. VIII
3. sOno. "America." by the congregaiion.
4. Address Of welcome by the Preslaent. -,
s. UO,InrHIulafory addresses by the Bards-no
over 20 lines. Prize %. -,
O.. Solo and chorus: what shall the hhfyesl M yes
Be-" music p. =. Bliss Gospel Hymns, not less
than II voices. Prize $40.
!. r. tatIon, "AbsaIom," McGurey's New
g. Chorus, aDavid's Lameniatlon," Missouri
Harmony, not less than u voices. PLlze szU; =;
McGuffs-y's,D New FINN Reader. in concert by
children nnder u years OF age-not less than
10. I,stlnmenial Music ON Piano, "Home
sw' OF Home" with variations, by Francis Muel-
ii. Adjudicat.on OF Essay, aThe infurnce OF
the Bible on Society" not less than 20 pages
IL. Chorus, !. fIaile'ujah Amen" by Handel
Novelln's edition, not less than 10 voices
Is Band music, "SfarselIaise Hymn" A.
SQUIRE, Cincinnati, .. Prize $50. 1,..a...,.
"A. Reading, : Battle o. Waterloo" MeGufieys
is. Duet, "when the Swallows Homeward
Fly" FsAsz AaT. Prize %. ..r,. .o,o-sox.
onS" ~ rhyme-not less than 500 lines.
II. In sirumentai music on Piano, wagners
Granu Centennial March. Prize $40.
" R,c,IsiIon, .JePthahs Dsughter,' Nc
NOT IS Than u Voices. Prize go; :,
[Us
Thought 10 Action" not less than 20 pages
foolscap. Priz. s25.
p p. bliss Gospel sanes2chiidren under Is
years OF age-not less than II voices-only three
adults allowed. Prize SIS.
22..Adj nlication of Picture, "Hard Times"
eisLer drawing OF painting 80, -; woon.
BURY. hy 4 ladies. Prize $40.
"a Re ding. "Marco Bozarris." McGutftys
use Of the district that the successful compet-
itor shali be a resident or .
Is. solo and chorus, "Pull for the Shore"
P. A.. Hiss Gospel Hymns, voices Prize ~.
26. Adjudication OF Poem, "The Bachelors
Lsmeni," not less than stanzss. PTtzest
I. Or mi chnrus, He Gave Them H"ilsioneS
for RAIN" by Handel. Boosey's Edition., notls
than 81 voices. Prize s75.
Conditions.
l. The items number 5, 7, y, ls. u. and 20 are |
Items Y and q open TO mpetiiion TO the en-
q The essays and poems to be signed by an |
assumed name, and deposited prior to June !, /
with q. A. Atkinson OF jackson, OHIO, Seer, tary |
4. That ali prize com positions shall be the
property OF the Association, unless the success
ful csimp-litoT shall. on the day Of the enter
Isinm' mt, set 10 retain his manuscript, and
forfeit the prize.
4. That no prizes shall be paid unless the nd
JudicatorS fnd the competition to be meriiori-
GUS sI'd worthy.
s. That all competitors shall perform any part
assigned 10 them ON the Programme for the
Evening Concert.
9. That ali parties exp citing TO take part in
the musical com petition both vocal and iustru-
mental shall sen to the Secretary the name of
their choirS ana the leader, together with what
they expect 20 compete upon on or before the
list NJ June, 1877.
The music for the two grand pieces can be
obtlined from any music d-aler..
OFFICERS or TUE DAY:
President, Hon. james 7ripp; Vice Presidents,
n. l.: Chapman, Leuf Dnn0dn. John Buckley,
Winfield Sent. John d. Darts. Conductor, Hon.
John =. O. Ecdns Secretary, O. A. atkinson, Esq.
AttuCiicof0r Of Ess0ys and Readings, President
W. H. Scott. Of the Ohio UnfUersftV Adjudfcnfor
ll Poems and Recitdiiohs, President ID. H. Moore,
of Cincinnati Wesleyan College.
Terms OF ADMEssIoN.-For the day, includ-
Ing concert in the evening 81. For each session
j0c. Children under Is years Of age hdU price.