108 S Wayne Ave

From the National Register nomination

Original constructed jointly with 104 S. Wayne as a portion of the building that housed the Coiner & Yancey Store and wrapped around the back of the First National Bank Building. The building's facade was remodeled about 1940 to create an appearance similar to the LB&B Building located across the street. New buff-colored brick veneered the upper story, while the storefront level received a coating of stucco and addition of the cast-stone panels that frame a Tudor-arched display window and a recessed entry employing modern metal and tinted glazing. One-over-one double-hung wood sash and cast-stone sills remain at the upper story window openings. Casey's Café occupied the space in 1935.