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This picture is believed to have been taken around 1880-1890
Notice that they spelled Rienzi WRONG...

Front row: (left to right)Monroe Savage, E .J. Green, J.D. Furtick, unknown., Mr. Norris (agent M&O RR) Back row: E. Massey Perry, John B. Perry, Oliver Perry, Dr. Thomas Perry, William T. Perry

Thanks  to Bill Hatfield for his restoration of this old picture.

Truman Smith driving with Cecil Ray Furtick and Weldon Henderson (in the hat) It says "Flying Parts" on the hood."40 jolts" on the drivers door and "Please don't rain" on the back door.

Banker Edwin Selby stands in the doorway of the 
People's Bank and Trust State Depository 
on the south side of Main Street just east of Front Street.

Fred Hancock, a mail carrier was only 19 when he was killed on Thursday, December 23, 1909, crossing the railroad tracks as he headed east out of town.   The stacks of lumber in the lumberyard blocked both Fred's view and that of the engineer.

                         Thanks again to Bill Hatfield for his
                             restoration of this old picture.