1885 Laurens Advertiser 7 Oct. 2/2: Dog my hide ef she wan a blowin’ like a deer.at dog my cat(s)/doggone/hide/melts! (excl.) under dog, v.2
1901 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 17 Apr. 2/1: The rascals were trying the same game on Tar Heelers in North Carolina.at tarheel, n.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/2: Biff! sizz! the ball went out of the parson’s right hand like a rifle shot.at biff!, excl.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/1: Brother Harwood [...] lemme beg your pardon the durnedest worst way. I had no idee —.at darnedest (adj.) under darned, adj.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/1: They ain’t man, woman ner child — doggone it, even er ornerey yaller purp ner scasely er flea on that pup.at doggone, v.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/4: You help us everlastingly lick them [...] and you can say [etc.].at everlastingly, adv.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/3: A man same as we are, only a dashed sight — excuse my French, parson [etc.].at excuse my French under French, n.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/1: If you will, by grab, you can lick me if I don’t come to church.at by grab! (excl.) under grab, n.2
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/1: They ain’t man, woman ner child — doggone it, even er ornerey yaller purp ner scasely er flea on that pup.at ornery, adj.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/1: Either this ‘phenom’ is young, or it was picked mighty green.at phenom, n.
1902 Laurens Advertiser (SC) 15 Jan. 4/3: If you’ll do it, every Man Jack o’ us’ll stick to you like a lean tick to a hog.at stick to, v.