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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 5, 29 April 1893, Page 7

Three thousand peasants in Kharkoff persisted in lying on the rails over which a train conveying the Czar would have to pass, until His Majesty would hear their grievances. Before the train was brought to a standstill many of the peasants were crushed, while soldiers killed many others. In the meled fifteen soldiers were killed. The Czar was much enraged at the peasants, and quite upset with terror. JAMES ALLEN, Practical Boot & Shoemaker (Next Fire Brigade Station, Tay Street.) JSI Well-Assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Leggings, &c., for winter wear CHEAP FOR CASH. Ho Second-Class Goods, Nothing but the best article kept. Repairs a Speciality. Note Address —Tay Street, Next Ross’s Studio ROBERT KIDD, ~ Veterinary Surgeon, Farrier, and Implement Maker, WYNDHAM, "fgjaVERY Description of Blacksmithing j£a done in an efficient and work, manlike manner. Horses examined as to soundness, and as to age, between vendor and purchassr, All troubles of the horse treated properly, P. TR A Y IST OR, Builder and Wheelwright, Wyxdham. and Joinery Work en,ra-_ fully executed. Building Materials of every Description always inStock. Good Workmanship and Materials. F RED ROBINSON-, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Wyndham. First-class Stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Leggings, &c., always kept. Repairs Carefully and Promptly Executed.