Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
SIMMER REST AND RECREATION.


SUMNER REST AND RECREATION.
The glad, bright season is upon us
when everybody Is talking about taking
a rest and a ramble in the fresh atmos-
phere Of the mountains or the sea.
4 blessing on the man who invented
the summer vacation, and il is the i'll
aienable right of every one, like life,
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness, - to
take it and enjoy it.
This week brings the public Schoolsto
a close, and thousands Of little folks will
hail the respite from the daily school
routine with a feeling of relief that none
but boys and girls can appreciate.
1t Is the season Of languor, Of summer
heat, of IazineSs, and a longing for SUM
mer rest-for fishing and rowing amt
camping out. 1, la, become 50 fash
iomable in these latter days To take va
cation that he or she Is looked upon
with commiseration, who does not feel
aide to relinuuish business and get out
flown for a day OF two at least, in Or
der to devote the time to the enjoyment
Of rural life and sports, or the pleasures
ofsocial intercourse.
The pleasure planning people of the
cities and towns, at this season Of the
wear, are divided into two classes those
who have money enough to spend the
entire heated term a. they please, and
who 60 of on u "biS Splurg" and make
their ease and comfort the chief emil OF
their lives for the next three months.
The other class is the large multitude
who really need rest, aud who are only
puzzled to know how To get it ut the
least expense of time and money.
Ofthe former class a greater number
are going to Europe this Year than ever
before, as that has become just a little
more fashionable, and it indicates also
that those who 20 can afford it, and that
is comfortable reflection.
But the large majority, which Is the
latter class, will stay at home first, be-
cause they can't afford 10 90 abroad, aud
secondly, bccauscorthe inexhausible and
infinite variety Of summer resorts AMI
rccrratious furnished in every part Of
our broad land
The man with little spare money
and no narrowing business cares on his
mind. will find it easy enough to enjoy
vacation usually within 4 short ride
from his home In this respect the riti-
lru~ of Wheeling are specially favored,
and more SO thi, year than ever before.
\ half days ride will carry them INFO
the grand, cool mountains ut Oakland,
Mountain Lake Park, or Deer Park,
where they ran luNuriatr in one of the
connections hotels. nestle down IN
their own cottage, or forage upon almost
any style OF clearinghouse their tastes
and their purse will suggest.
The railroads will otter rate, during
the season that will lure all who are in
search of a short pleasure trip to these
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