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0 Florence Daily Times. .ter, is as guilty buaineoi -7°' “ in th, 0 ‘ »• the ” w aD ® 1116,1 m ,)U81 * i Cfl . enould stick to fair means roBu*/r*v E vie by Akteknoon Ev uo ^ reeort to repeating some- cEp-r Sirvn... J 1 thing “they have heard” and no facts to back it- c «pt Sua’dav. DARR A p./rietors. r ii a 7 Mit na Manager. Editor. .H. JL. Da UK sA. HKUNhon . Mt’KIITinv * M ’ >®» r ,lx n> onth *- Ihree **: °" e month. 40 rents. Vfcj« My carriers, lit cents per wee*, payable to the carriers on Katur- dsy momtnga. ADVEKTIHINO RATK8. Huslness locals. r c per line each Insertion. Wants. I.nst snd Kound. not over It.S words, ft cents earh Insertion, ("ash must accompa ny order Special r»te# for (Ihltusrles. Tributes of Ke M**ot. Cards of Tltsnks and Funeral Notices. Offlclalads. at the rates allowed bv law Commantratlona of a personal nature at aegular rates. For rates on transient and contract adver tising apply at the office DA Kit & BKUNSON. Proprietors. The Weather Indications. The Weather Bu reau forecasts for this section are as Jollom: Generally fair to- niyht and to-morrow. Self-Explanatory Correspondence TimmonsviUe, Sept. 10. ’97. Mr- R. C. Commander, Florence, 8. A. Deti Sir: In reply to a communication published in the Daily Times I will aay in juatice to myaell that I never made the statement that the American To bacco Co. *had withdrawn their • tneineae #%m the Florence market. I do not know from whom you re ceived your information but the Itatemeot is utterly false, I did , lemark iu coimreatioQ with a Mr. i^Mam that I had heard it romorfid ‘ that the American Tobacco Co. were thinking of discontinuing their bnamess at Florence. 1 Write this for yonr 'information and hope you will give it the same publication as you did the errou- icus report. Yours respectfully, H. W. Morrison. P. S.—I will further say the conversation with Mr. Ham was in the presence of two reliable witnesses whowill substantiate the above. R. VV. Morrison. Florence, S. C. Sept. 10th, ’97. Mr. R. W. Morrison, Timmont- ville, 8. C-, Dear Sir:—I have your favor of even date and note that you say the statemeut about your remark in regard to the American Tob. Co., snspending their order here “is utterly false,” but >our letter seems to contradict itself in as much as you say that you did make some “remark” about some thing you heard.” This shows that you did make some remark that was not intended to benefit a com petitor, but on the other hand in jure him. Therefore there was some ground for my charge against you and the statement that came to me was not “ut terly false” as you admit some of the facts charged iu the esse. He that even reports a state ment that is injurious to one’s Very Respectfully. R. C. Commander. OPEN AIR CONCERT. Th« Florence HUver Cornet Band Will GW® an Evening of I’leaaure to Flerentlnee. Florentiues love music and avail themselves of every opportunity to bear it. They realize also that they do not have to go out of town to bear good music, for right in our midst there are skillful musi cians whose making of harmony gratifies to the full this aesthetic taste. Now on Monday night at 8.30 o’clock, these musicians, that ir, the Florence Silver Cornet Band, will give a grand open air ooacert on Evans street just west of the office of John Kuker, Esq. Mr. E. L. Remsburg of Fayetteville, N. C., will assist with the clarion et, and those who gq out will hear something good. Here are the se lections for the evening: “John Cotton” Two Step—C. E. Daylo. v Grand selectioe from II Trova- tore—Verdi. Tuba Solo, Grand Fantasia. “The Storm King”—J. Ringlc- ben. Medley Selection, “Jolly Night”— F. Beyer. * Medley Selection, “Plantation Songs”—Conterno. March, Stars and Stripes forev er—Sousa. Last. One gold cuff button, if left at this office. Reward • IOC—Dr. E. 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