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obe the ;lier irer. a offterpas*lich II ar on ith-inal or ith-DOW;useDy a lame nuraueroi women.One ox the features of the fair is a contest for a gold watch, to be presented to Kbthe most popular president of a division in t.,the county. Voting opened lively last ‘night and will continue till the close of we\1'the fair, Feb C, at 10 p in. terdjCarvConcert by Bdnorah Nahar. the iThe concert last evening given in Charlesst A. M. E. church bv Mias Ednorah Nahar f?/. ^was largely attended. Miss Nahar is a 0fl^|young colored woman born and educatedin this city. By pluck and perseverance she has come to be an acknowledged leading artist among her race in this country. Ex She was assisted in her concert by Mr Custlt; Joseph H. Douglass violin soloist, and to » grandson of Hon Frederic Douglass; Miss * ‘Ellen A. McLaughlin soprano, and Mr VI ra. wnic C. Elkins baritone soloist, and Mr Fred P. non n bite pianist. term
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Jan 23, 1894
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