Le soulèvement [Série] . R, surintendant. Entré au bureau de poste à Concord,N. C., à titre de deuxième classe affaire. NOTES INSTITUTIONNELLES Les Choses d'intérêt local happeningamong notre propre famille ; les élèves et enseigner-ers et les officiers. Rapporté par ElishaNeathery. L'Sydnor pompe et bien fr de Richmond en Virginie sont ici mettre un 8 pouces de profondeur pour bien theschool. Le premier prix pour le meilleur live stock careof a été décerné à CharlieRandolph de Kinston, N. C. Secondprise a été donné à Walker. Hunter Parker, Charles Culliner-Ford, et Gordon Kimball beenplaced ont sur le bureau d'impression forcefor un essai.

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The uplift [serial] . R, Superintendent. Entered at the post office at Concord, N. C., as second-class mail matter. INSTITUTIONAL NOTES Things of local interest happeningamong our own family; pupils and teach-ers and officers. Reported by ElishaNeathery. The Sydnor Pump and Well Co.of Richmond Va. are here putting-down an 8-inch deep well for theschool. The first prize for the best careof live stock was awarded to CharlieRandolph of Kinston, N. C. Secondprise was given to Walker. Hunter Parker, Charles Culliner-ford, and Gordon Kimball have beenplaced on the printing office forcefor a try-out. It is hoped that eachof the boys will make good here asthey seem to accept able additionsto the printing office staff. Hurrah for the boys at the print-ing office! You cant lose them.On January the 6th, they organizeda cub known as The FranklinClub. Its purpose is to interest theboys more in their work as printers.Meetings will be held once a monthat which time the boys will discusscertain phases of the printing busi-. Where the thirty boys in a cottage eat. Each cottage has a similar dining room. ness. All seem to be very enthusi-astic over their work. The Jackson Training Schoolslaughtered five hogs —the totalweight was 1785. The largest oneweighed 445 pounds. The officersand boys are now feasting on spare-ribs, pudding-mush and sausage.The Institution yet has 23 fine sboatsand some one suggests the advisabil-ity of killing one of these to bringthe total weight of fresh meat upto 1915, as a proper recognition ofthe year in which we are living. Rain, rain almost every day. Ifthis rain could have been distributedthrough the veer, the School farmwould have shown greater returns.It is now so muddy and wet thatvery little can de done out of doors.Every body here welcomes the fewbright sunny days that have beenwithin the last week. We do notknow just how much we appreciatethe sun and its life giving rays untilit is obscured from view for a fewdays. The well is located on the knol

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