Company Names, addresses, dates: ¹
  Cannon & Smith, Norfolk VA (18??-1868) ²
  D.C. Cannon, 212 Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1868-c.1883) ²
  Douglas C. Cannon, 210 Bute Street, Norfolk VA (c.1885-1894)
  Cannon's Pharmacy, 210 Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1895-1896)
  Cannon's Pharmacy, 420 Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1897-1901)
  Douglas C. Cannon, 420 Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1902-1907)
  D.C. Cannon & Son, 420 Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1908-1912)
  D.C. Cannon & Son, 228 E. Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1913-1916)
  Cannon's Pharmacy (J.Randolf Cannon Proprietor), 228 E. Bute Street, Norfolk VA (1917-c.1928)

Notes:
Dr. Douglas Cornelius Cannon (1836-1910)³ was a Doctor & a druggist in Norfolk VA.
In his early years, his partner was J.W. Smith, but in 1868 Cannon took sole control of his drugstore business².
His son, John Randolf Cannon (1882-1959)⁴ was a pharmacist, and became a partner starting in 1908, and then took over the business after Douglas passed away. By 1930, John had left the drugstore business.¹.

Bottles:

	This is a clear 5.4" bottle embossed: vertical: D.C. CANNON, M.D. / CHEMIST / ('CANNON' written inside a sheild) / 212 / BUTE STREET / NORFOLK base: 3 I have very few drugstore bottles that say "CHEMIST", like this one does.
	This is an amber 7.2" BIM bottle embossed: front: DR. CANNON'S / PHYTO-LACCA / COMPOUND left panel: P.C. CANNON & SON, NORFOLK, VA. right panel: FOR RHEUMATISM I'm relatively certain that the embossed initials "P.C." is a mistake, and it should be "D.C.", as I can find no evidence of a "P.C. Cannon & Son" in Norfolk.
	This is a clear 3.5" bottle embossed: vertical: CANNON'S / PHARMACY / ('CANNON' written inside a sheild) / 210 / BUTE STREET / NORFOLK / VA. base: W T & CO / *
	This is a clear 4.2" (badly cracked) bottle embossed: vertical: D.C. CANNON MD / DRUGGIST / NORFOLK, VA. base: W T & CO / *