Company Names, addresses, dates:
  F.L. Chapman, 334 & 636 Main Street, Danville VA (c.1906) ¹

Notes:
Fred L. Chapman was the successor to R.E. Wiley according to the 1906 City directory for Danville¹.
Chapman was also the manager of the Riverside Cotton Mills, and he seemed more dedicated to that businesss then the drugstore business, as he was no longer listed as a druggist in the 1908 City directory. In 1908, John H. Hawkins as the new owner of the drugstore at 636 Main Street, and the drugstore at 334 Main was renamed the Riverside Pharmacy.

More information about Danville drug stores is available at rdricketts blog.

Bottles:

	This is a clear 4.6" (3 oz) bottle embossed: horizontal on neck: 3iii vertical: F.L. Chapman / DRUGGIST / DANVILLE, VA. base: C.L.G.CO.
	This is a clear 3.2" (4 dram) bottle embossed: horizontal on neck: 3iv slanted vertical in script: F.L. Chapman vertical: DRUGGIST / DANVILLE, VA. base: C.L.G.CO.