The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-04-26
. Music bx the Bands.

/. Music by the Bands.
2. Prayer In the morning by Rev. J. *. Glib
son, aud In the afternoon by Rev. j. +. VII
5. Song. "America," !" by the congregation.
4. Address of welcome by the President
over 30 lines. Prize IS.
6. solo and chorus, what shall the Harvest
Be-" music by p. r. Bliss Gospel Hymns not
less than IL voices. Prize sI0
Z. Recitation, aAbsaIom," McGuffsys New
!. choru@, r "DaVid's Lamentations" Missouri
Harmony. not less than q z voices Priz: SO >.
McGurry's New Reader. in concert by children
nnd-r a years OF sge-not less than voices.
10. InsIIu mental Music on Piano. Alone
Sweet Home" with variations, by Francis
mueller; by children under 10 years OF age.
Ii. Adjudication of Essay. "The Influence Of
the Bible on Society" not less than 20 pages
~. Chorus, "HalleiuJah Amen," by Handel
noveilus edition, not less than 10 voices.
la Band music, "Marsellaise Hymn" Prize
Il. Reading. Battle Of Waterloo" Mc0uney's
New Fifth X Ter. Prize s6
rs Durt, when the Swallows Homeward
II. AdjudIcation OF Poem, .'The Anglo-sax-
ons," In rhyme-not less than 500 lines. Prize
"a. Instrumental music on Plano, wagner's
Grand Centennial March. Open to adjoining
is. Recitation, .Jepthah's Daughter" Nc
TO- Chorus, sMsjesiy," in Missouri Harmony
mot less than IL voices Prize go.
20. Adjudication Of Essay !" Relation ofThough.
70 ActiDn," not less than 20 pages fooscap
II. singing, "Up with the Hands to Jesus" p.
p. Bliss Gospel Hymns-children under Is
years Of age-not less than II voices-only one
adult allowed: Prize SIS.
"a. Adjud cation of Picture, "Hard Times"
2e. Quartstte. "speed Away" by ladies
"a R.adIng, "Marco BozarrIs," McGunty'.
M Ia "A IA natl
tor shall be a resident OF.
s5 solo and chorus, "Pull for the shore" p p.
Bliss Gospel Hymns, voices. Prize 8S
.s. Adjudication OF Poem, "rbe B BIchelor's
L.ment, I" not less than 5stanzas. Prizes:
for RAIN" by Handel. not less than 81 voices |
I. The items number s, 2, II: 10. "a. II, 20 and |
~ are open TO competition to adjoining counties |
2 The essays and poems TO be signed by an |
with G. A. Atkinson ofJackson, Ohio, Seer Ia |
g. That ali prize compositions shall be the |
p poperty Of the Association, unless the success
iul comp titor shall, on the day OF the enter
tsinm.nt, elect TO retain his manusciipt, and /
:; T.lat ns prizes shall be paid unless the adj
judicatnrs find the competition 10 be meritori-
s. Tast ali competitors shall perform any
part assigned to them on the Programme for
Q. That All parties exp citing to take part in
mental shall send to the Secretary the name OF
their cholrs and the leader, together with what
they expect to compete upon on or before the
LIST OF May, 1877.
The music for the two grand pieces can be
obtained from any music dealer.
The names Of the adjudlcators and officers OF
the day will be ANNOUNCED in n few days.
TERMS OF ADMIsIoN.-For the day, inciud-
Ing concert In the evening Sl. For each sessiOn
bOc. Children under 10 years OF age hdV price.
OFFICERS OF PIE DAY:
r., P'esfdsnt Hon Jqnse' Trip; Vise , Prsstdsents
Rev. -: R. Jones. N. A Rev. John Hdaneman
Winfield Scnff John ID. DdUfs Conductor, Hon.
Adtusiscufor Of Ess1ys and Readings, PresifeHt
w. II. Scott, OF The Ohio UnfUerstfy. AdtUdic0tor
of Po~ms and RecffdfioHs. President ID. II. Moore,
Of Wesieydn College, Cincinnati.