Company Names, addresses, dates:
  O.C. Cole, Corner Main & Davis Streets, Culpeper VA (1885-1886)¹
  O.C. Cole, Corner East & Davis Streets, Culpeper VA (1886-1888)^2,3

Notes:
Orville Carson Cole (1860-1928)⁴ was a drug store owner.
He started out with a drug store in Culpeper on the corner of Main and Davis Streets. I'm not sure which corner this was, but apparently his building burned in April 1886¹.
He had a new building errected on the corner of East and Davis Streets, and moved in by December of that year.²

In January 1888, it was reported that he had mysteriously disappeared just as he was about to be married. He returned a few days later just long enough to sell his store to his brother, then he left town again. It was also reported that he had been engaged to a young lady at Manassas, in addition to the woman he was about to marry in Culpeper.⁵

I don't know how long his brother held the drugstore, but I don't think it was very long, because by March of 1888 the drugstore was owned by Robert B. Macoy ³.

In later years (1910, 1920) the US Census lists Cole as a druggist in Memphis Tennesee, so apparently he persued his career there. It also lists him as married to a woman named Willie May, so apparently he eventually went through with a marraige.


Bottles:

This is a clear 3.9" bottle embossed: vertical: O.C. COLE / DRUGGIST / CULPEPER, VA.