Cloth, &c., dyed with hickory-juice.
1857. Get some good hickory cloth, or some buckskins, and let the sisters make dresses and garments that cannot be easily torn, and that will last till you get here, and come and bring yourselves, that is all we want.—Brigham Young, Feb. 1: ‘Journal of Discourses,’ iv. 205.
1891. Nervously fumbling in the breast pocket of his hickory shirt.—Bret Harte, ‘A First Family of Tasajara,’ i. 16. (N.E.D.)
