Company Names, addresses, dates: ^1,4
  Woolfolk & Ellis, 102 N. Railroad Ave, Ashland VA (????-1899)
  Barnes Drug Store, 102 N. Railroad Ave, Ashland VA (1899-19??)

Notes:
Clyde Aquila Barnes (1877-1941)² went to work at the J.G. Hughes Drug Store at the age of 14, and stayed there for 7 years. That would have been circa 1891-1898. ⁴

He initially bought out the drugstore of Woolfolk & Ellis¹, and his early business partner was Dr. D.S. Ellis, but Barnes eventually became the full owner of the drugstore. ⁴
Barnes passed away in 1941, but judging by the cars in the postcard that is depicted below, I suspect that his drug store kept going and kept the Barnes name beyond that year.

Additional information about the Barnes drug store is available at the Ashland Museum web site


Bottles:

	Clear 5.6" (4 oz) screw-top bottle with white Applied Color Label (ACL) : horizontal embossing: 3iv horizontal ACL: BARNES / DRUG STORE / (logo with mortar & pestle that says "RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS") / ASHLAND, -VA. / DIAL - 3981 base: 5 / Knoxall
	Amber 7" screw-top bottle with a label: Label: CASTOR OIL / DOSE: Adults, from 1 to 2 tablespoonfuls; / children, from 1 to 2 teaspoonfuls. / C. A. BARNES, DRUGGIST / NEXT DOOR TO HANOVER BANK / ASHLAND, VIRGINIA / REG. NO. 189

	This postcard depicts the Barnes drugstore. I don't know the date of the postcard, because it is unused (i.e. no post office cancelation date on the back).
	This photo came from Google in July 2016 (I don't know how long before that it was taken by Google). It depicts the building that was once Barnes drug store.