1883 Atchison (KS) Globe 17 Nov. 8/8: Of course Mr. M brought in some new show slang; in speaking of Fay Templeton’s company in Omaha, he said, ‘They acted very bum’.at bum, adv.
1884 Atchison (KS) Globe 18 Dec. 2/4: I have a letter from a woman out in Cincinatti. [...] Her name is ‘Movingham’, which, I think, is just a little suggestive of ‘Porkopolis’, don’t you?at Porkopolis, n.
1885 Atchison (Kan.) Globe 24 Apr. 3/4: There’s no more use of trying to ‘knock down’ fares than there is to try and be a bank cashier and keep from eloping to Canada.at knock down, v.
1885 Atchison Globe (KS) 24 Apr. 3/4: But what can a man do? They know that they have the drop on him, and so does he.at have the drop (on) (v.) under drop, n.1
1885 Atchison (Kan.) Globe 24 Apr. 3/4: Well, to use a slang expression, I’ve got the ‘g.b.,’ which means that my services are no longer required.at get the g.b. (v.) under g.b., n.1
1885 Atchison (KS) Daily Globe 28 July 4/6: Sam Jones, the religious tramp [...] has gone south to get fresh southern slang for his St. Joe camp meeting.at St Joe, n.
1885 Atchison (KS) Globe 24 Apr. 3/4: In my opinion it beats the punch all to thunder.at all to thunder (adv.) under thunder, n.
1885 Atchison (KS) Globe 24 Apr. 3/4: Some fine day he gets his walking papers, and there is no appeal from the judgement.at walking papers (n.) under walking, n.
1887 Atchison (KS) Daily Globe 19 Feb. 4: When the Last Day comes he will find that his name is Pants.at pants, n.
1888 Atchison (KS) Daily Globe 13 Apr. 1/6: ‘I held “aces and eights,” a dead man’s hand,’ was a note left by a Leavenworth suicide the other day.at dead man’s hand (n.) under dead man, n.