The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-21

l.Music by the Bands. On,
son, and in the afternoon by Rev. ]. II. VIII
3. Song, "America," by the congregation.
A. Address of welcome by the President.
over 20 lines Prize s..
g. Solo and chorus, "what Shall the Haryesi
Be-" music p. p. Bliss Gospel Hymns, not les
than II voices. Prize $40.
y Recitation, "AbsaIom," McGuffey's New
Fifth Reader. Priz S.
Il Chorus. aDavid's Lamentalion," Missouri
Harmony, not less than " voices. fTlze isa " Z
McGuffsy's," New FINN Reader. in concert by
children under Y years OF age-not less tnah
10. INSTRUMENTAL Music on Piano, "Home
Sw, ct Home" with variations, by Francis Muel-
Ter; by children under IS years OF age; Prize %;
the Bible on society" not less than 70 pages
ioD,scap iS ssb8rn aHsile,uiah Amen" by Handel
Novelties edition, not less than 10 voices.
.S is Band music, "MarselIaise Hymn" A.
a. Reading, Battle Of Waterloo" McGuffey Is
IS IS. Duet, Duet when the Swallows HOmeward
Fly" FRANZ ABT. Prize IS.
ons." ia rhymeDnot less than 500 lines.
u. Iinlssiirumental music on Piano, wagners
Gufiey's New sixth Reader. Prize g,
not NJ; less less Than IS Il Voices Prize s2O,;
20. Adjudication of Essay, "Relation OF
Thought TO Action" not less than ~ pages
2I. Singing, sup with thy Hands to Jesus, :"
years OF age-not less than u voices-only three
% Adjudication OF Picture, "Hard Times"
either drawing or painting. %. ,,
%. Qnarteue, speed Away, j. D. WOOD
81 Re,dinx' Marco Buzarris," MeGufsy's
New sixth Reader. PIize-Fine globe for the
use OF the district that the successful compet-
IS. solo and chorus, aPull for the Shore"
p. +. Hiss Gospel Hymns, voices Prize S.
Lament" !" not less than stanzas. Prize s..
~. Grind chorus, He Gave Them H"ilstones mes
for Rain" !" by Handel, Boosey's Edition. not less
than 30 voices. Prize $40.
Conditions.
/. The items number 5, 7, IL, IL, IL, and ~ are
open TO competition 20 adjoining COUNTIES % les
liens u and ~ open TO competition 10 the en-
TIT Stale.
4 The essays and poems to be signed by an
with 6. A. Atkinson OF jackson, ,ohio, secretary
of the Association.
That "a slt ~, prize com 10ess the s9ecesS
ful competitor shall, on the day OF the enter
lsinmsnt, elect 10 retain his manuscript, and
!. That no prizes shall be paid unless the adj
Indicators ind the competition TO be meritori-
s. That ali competitors shall perform any part
assigned TO them on the Programme for the
6. That ali parties exp citing 10 take part in
the musical competition both vocal and instru-
mental shall send To the Secretary the name OF
their choirs and the leader, together with what
they expect 20 compete upon on or before the
LIST Of June, 1877. ...l-. 49,. . 4.
obtnned from any music dealer.
OFFICERS or TUE DAY:
President Hon. James 7Tipp; Vice Presidents,
X. L. Chapman, Leuf DUNCAN. John Buckley,
Rev. a. H. Jones. N. a, Rev John Hdnnendn.
Winfeld Sent. John ID. Darts. Conductor, Hon.
John L. c. ECdns. Secretary, O. "A. Atkfnson, Esq.
Adifudfcdf0T Of Ess1ys and Readings, President
w. m. Scott, or the Ohio UnfueTsfty. Adtldfcofor
Of Poems and RecitdfiOns, President ID. II. Moore,
Of Cincinnati Wesleyan College.
Adjudlcator OF Pictures, ]. G. Cahoon, Esq, OF
Jackson OHIO. Adjudicator OF Music, Carl
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 hdD price.