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Domestic News
November 12, 1836
The Camden Journal
Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina
What is this article about?
Camden experiences a bustling business season with crowded streets from wagons bringing staple goods to market, more activity than in the past six to eight years, signaling a positive reaction in local trade.
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BUSINESS OF CAMDEN.
During the present season thus far, our Town has presented quite a bustling aspect in the way of business. The streets have been crowded with wagons, carts, &c. bringing the staple to market. We have heard some of our merchants remark that for the last two or three weeks past there has been more business doing in Camden than in any former season within the last six or eight years, and from our own observations, we believe the fact is so. We rejoice in this evidence of a re-action in the business of our town, and hope that all engaged in trade may reap the reward which their enterprize merits.
During the present season thus far, our Town has presented quite a bustling aspect in the way of business. The streets have been crowded with wagons, carts, &c. bringing the staple to market. We have heard some of our merchants remark that for the last two or three weeks past there has been more business doing in Camden than in any former season within the last six or eight years, and from our own observations, we believe the fact is so. We rejoice in this evidence of a re-action in the business of our town, and hope that all engaged in trade may reap the reward which their enterprize merits.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Camden Business
Trade Activity
Market Bustle
Economic Recovery
Where did it happen?
Camden
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Camden
Event Date
Present Season Thus Far, Last Two Or Three Weeks
Outcome
increased business activity and re-action in local trade
Event Details
Town presents bustling aspect with crowded streets from wagons and carts bringing staple to market; more business than in any former season in last six or eight years, as remarked by merchants and observed by reporters.