Company Names, addresses, dates: ¹
  Fitzhugh Brothers, 206 East Main St., Charlottesville VA (1902-1906) ²
  Fitzhugh Brothers, 201 East Main St., Charlottesville VA (1910-1958)
  Fitzhugh Drug Store, 201 East Main St., Charlottesville VA (1959-1960+)

Notes:
James Stuart Fitzhugh (1873-1951)³ and Glassel Fitzhugh (1875-1917)⁴ were the Fitzhugh Brothers¹. They purchased a drugstore from Mr Charles G. Maphis in 1902².

The city directory from 1958 was the first one to refer to the store as the "Rexall" store. Rexall was a chain of drug stores, so presumably the store became part of that chain at that time.
I don't have access to city directories beyond 1960, but I did see an advertizement for the Fitzhugh Drug Store in the back of a 1963 yearbook, so it likely lasted at least until that year.


Bottles:

	Clear 3.3" (1 oz) screw-top bottle with a label that says: label: SWEET OIL / FITZHUGH BROS. CO. / DRUGGISTS / 201 E. Main St. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
	This is a 3" tall amber bottle with a cork (views from the left and right side are shown). The label (from 1938) says: label: FITZHUGH BROS. CO. / DRUGGISTS / PHONE 141 - 201 E MAIN ST. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. / ... / 3-18-30
	This is a 3.25" tall amber machine-made bottle with a cork. The label says: label: THE REXALL STORE / DRUGGISTS AND SEEDMEN / FITZHUGH / CHARLOTTESVILLE

This is a cardboard pill container, marked: vertical: FITZHUGH BROS. / Druggists / CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. It's hard to read, but I think the date at the bottom says "3/27/14".