The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-30
Programme Of the Second Assembly of
the Jackson County Literary Associa-
ton, to be held at Jackson, Ohio,
June 18th.
Music by the Bands.

l. Music by the Bands.
2. Prayer by Rev. c. F. Creighton.
3. Words of Welcome by the President.
T. Poetieai Addresses by the Bards-not over
s. Tenor Solo-sThee only Iove'-by Franz
Abt Prize SO.
g. Juvenile Chorus.."Are your windows open
toward Jerusalem'-Bliss' Gospel Hymns No.
children under 10 years of age-not less than
7. Recltation-"The Hare and the Tortoise
first four rstanzas-NcGuney's New 4th Eclectic
Voeea in Prze q se not
rs: Trio Soprano alto and % tenorlo"Thou 4 shalt
8. Reading-"Lines to a Waterfowl"-by Bry-
ant-McGufey's New 4th Eclectic Reader.
10. Bass solo-':The Belfry Man"-by F. KIey.
Prize So.
| II. Essay-American Literature-not less
II. Instrumental music (organ)-The Stand
| ard Organ March, by Frank r. Webb. Prize So.
rhyme. Prize S..
4. Chorqs-"Rise, sleep no more"-lby ]. Ben
edict-not less than f6 voices. Prize $50.
10. Band music-"Musical Hash''-by Zim-
norman: Prize $40;
fey's New 9Th Eclectic Reader-children under
Is years of ofage-notless than 6 voices in concert.
Il. Quartette-"The Lost Ship'-by c. A.
Is. Poem" "Light"-not less than 200 lines in
10; soprano solo-"Come again happy day.
by II. S. Lloyd. Prize So.
20. Reading-''Lord UIlin's Daughter"-omit
the M Mzth, Sth and last s1anzasoaMcGGuffey' New
0tn Eclectlc reader. Prize So.
81. Juvenile Chorus-''Arise and shine''-Gos-
pei Hymns 1sS No & h d under 5 years of
EssaThe 1es 20 xHfg PGlae of life
not less than 20pages foolscap. Prize $40.
%. Male ChorusS"B S"BeIeagured"-by Sullivan
Just u voices. Prize SIS.
"a. instrumental music (piano)-"Warbling
at eve"-by B. Richard's-children under 10
%. Chorus-"China'-M Missouri Harmony Sup
plement, page 12-by persons not less than 40
years of age, and not less than voices. Prize
SIS.
26. Recitation-.The Raven"-omit the 9th,
10th, 1Ith. 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th stanzas-
McGufey's New 9th Eclectic Reader. Prize s..
u. Reading masterpiece to be made known
Prize So.
2S. Prose composition-"Th American Flag"
not less than loo lines foolscap. Prize So.
20. Oration-"M -"Mutations"-not to exceed 10
minutes III In delivery. Prize sl5. o,,--.---
Worl1"-by Haydn-not less than 2I voices.
Prize $50, and to the leader a siver-mounted
baton.
Essays and Poems, Rev. j. w. Peters, of
orations, Readings and Recitations, Prof. j.
L. Hatfield, of the Ohio University.
Music, Prof Blumensche1n, of Portsmouth, o.
Secretaries, Hon. Irvine DUNCAN and James
NJ. Tripp, A. b.
1. All competition is limited to Jackson
county.
2 The Essays, Poems, and Prose Composition
shall be signed by an assum ed name and depos-
tied with M j. M; TrIpPS, Esq - at Jackson, 0hhlo'
on or before May lOth, 1878, ana none Will De
received after that day.
3. All persons expecting to compete in Music,
Reading, Recitation or Oratory, shall send their
assumed names and the names of the pieces for
which they propose to compete, to j. NJ. Trip,
at Jackson, Ohio, on or before June l, 1878, and
none will be received after that day.
4. No prize shall be awarded unless the adju-
dicator shall find the production to be worthy
and meTtorious.
5. All prize compositions shall be the prop
erty OF the Association, unless the author at
the time of the award shall elect to retain his
manuscript in preference to the prize.
6. All competitors shall perform whatever
may be assigned to them on the programme for
the evening concert.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Full ticket for the whole day, including con-
cert IS cents. children under 10 years of age,
40 cents. Single session, 30 cents. Children, Is
cents.
Any Oft the pieces of music can be procured of
Of Elias Crandall, Esq, at Jackson, Ohio.
By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.