Littlestown
Adams
County
Pennsylvania
Proprietor :
Peter (Kline) Little
(Kline is German - roughly translate to Little
in English)
Town Laid out in 1765
One of the Oldest Towns in Adams County
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Kline Stedtle
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(Taken from an Advertiseing Bulletin
from 1880's - 1890's)
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ALBERT
SHERMAN
LOCK BOX No. 8
LITTLESTOWN, Pa.
(Adams County)
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Breeder of and
Dealer in all the leading Varieties of Land and Water
Fowls
Poultry , Bantams, Pigeons, White Albino
Doves, Ring Doves, Canaries, Parrots, Song Birds,
Rabbits, Belgion Hares, Guinea Pigs, Ferrets, White Rats,
Goats, Monkeys, Squirrels and Dogs.
Eggs in Season at $1.00 per
13. Stock bought, sold, and exchanged at all times.
If you have anything to exchange for stock send me
your offers. I want an Organ, Single Barrel Breech
Loading Shot Gun for Target Shooting, Sewing Machine,
or anything useful.Send me correct description of
all you have to exchange and I will send you my offer.
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Testimonials of
Parties who Dealt with me.
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Sprakers,
Montgomery Co., N.Y.,
April 4, 1889,
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Mr. A. Sherman: |
My
dear Sir:- I received
the pair of white Barbs,
all O.K. last evening.
I am very much pleased
with them. Thought I
only paid you three dollars
for them I think them
well worth ten dollars
cash. When I am in need
of some stock I will
happily favor you with
an order.
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Yours
respectfully,
A. N. Lasell
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Milton
Pa. January 16, 1889
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Mr. Sherman: |
Dear Sirs: - Pigeons
and rabbits came to hand.
They are very fine. I will
send you another order
in a week or two, as I
think your stock is as
fine as any man has. |
Yours
respectfully,
C. W. Sanders
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Canton
N. Y., May 27, 1887.
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Mr. Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - The
doves arrived this noon,
and I am very well pleased
with them. Have you any
Bald Head Tumblers? If
you have, please send prices.
If not too high I will
send the money for a pair. |
Yours
respectfully,
A. N. Lasell..
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Altoona,
Pa., November 12, 1889
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A.
Sherman, Esq.: |
Dear
Sir: - Both Dogs arrived
O.K. to-day; I am very
much pleased with my Gordon
Setter Bitch Pup, and intend
keeping her myself and
making a No.1 dog out of
her as she shows elegant
points. The Ratter was
for one of the gentlemen
here in our office. I will
inquire about the other
dogs you have for sale
and let you know. |
P.O.
Box 656 |
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Respectfully,
W. D. Seibert |
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York
Springs, Pa., October
20, 1888.
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Mr. Sherman: |
Sir: - I received
the Lop-Eared Rabbits,
Guinea Pigs, and Bantams.
I think they are the finest
I ever saw. When in need
of more stock I will happily
favor you with an order.
Have you the pair of Fantails
yrt? If si let me know. |
Yours
respectfully,
S. B. Kemp.
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Altoona,
Pa. , December 6, 1889
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A. Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - The
Collies arrived all right
and the party is very much
pleased with them; I will
let you know about New
foundland dog in a few
days. |
P.O.
Box 656 |
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Respectfully,
W.D. Seibert |
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Saxton,
Bedford Co. Pa., Feb.
27, 1889
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Mr. Albert Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - The
dog arrived as lively and
frisky as a dog could be.
I think he is worth many
times what I paid you for
him. When I wanted any
other stock will certainly
send you an order as I
am satisfied you are honest
and keep fine stock. |
Mrs.
H. J. Nice
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Huntington
Pa., Feb 15, 1890
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Dear Sir: - I received
dog and your letter O.K.
some time ago. I am well
pleased with her and think
she is a good specimen,
only she seems playful
for a dog of 14 months.
I have no lops nor could
I get you any. This town
never had any lop-eared
rabbits, and no fancy pigens.,
until I introduced eight
or ten breeds, among which
a very fine strain of white
fans, crested and booted,
smooth heads and plain
legs. I have no more birds
at present to trade, but
can give you a bargain
on several pair of fans
soon. Can tell you more
about them in a few days. |
Yours,
Thos. W. Snyder
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Athol
Centre, Mass., Aug 15,
1888
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Mr. Albert Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - I received
the stock to-day and am
well satisfied. When in
need of more I will send
you my order, as I think
you are an honest man. |
I.
H. Brookhouse
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Delphi,
Ind., Nov. 10, 1889
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Mr. Albert Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - I received
the Ferrets in good condition,
and am greatly pleased
with them; I think you
are an honest man. I will
write to you when I want
anything else in your stock. |
P.O.
Box 72 |
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Yours
respectfully,
Arthur Sidenbender |
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Ottawa,
Canada, August 11, 1887
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Mr. Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - The
Birds received O.K. and
am well pleased with them.
When in need of more stock
will let you know. |
Very
respectfully,
P.E. Schenk, Jr.
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Kingston,
Mass., June 4, 1889
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Albert Sherman,
Esq.: |
Dear Sir: - I received
the Pigeons in good order
and must thank you for
your prompt attention.
I am very much pleased
with them, and can well
recommend you to my friends.
I may want some more soon. |
Yours respectfully,
J.E. Thompson
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Wheeling,
W. Va., December 7, 1888
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Mr. Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - The
Pigeons arrived last evening;
they are fine ones; will
send for the Pouters next
week; I like the style
of your shiping coops. |
Very respectfully,
P.E. Schenk
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Owensboro,
Ky., May 5, 1888
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Mr. A Sherman: |
Dear Sir: - The
Bantams and Lop-eared Rabbits
arrived in fine condition.
They are very fine and
when in need of more I
will remember you. |
Yours
respectfully,
W. C. Clayton
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