Company Names, addresses, dates:
  Myers & Fishburne, Waynesboro VA (ca.1875-ca.1890) ^1,2
  Fishburne & Son, Waynesboro VA (ca.1894-ca.1930) ^3,4
  Fishburne's Drug Store , Waynesboro VA

Notes:
Elliot Guthrie Fishburne (1842-1906)⁵ was a partner in the "Myers & Fishburne" drugstore in Waynesboro as early as 1875, as that's the year of the first mention of the firm I could find in old newspapers.¹
This makes me wonder why the metal token shown in this web page says "SINCE 1878".

Newspaper mentions of "Myers & Fishburne" stop in 1890, and mentions of "Fishburne & Son" start in 1894, so I assume somewhere in that timeframe is when the former store closed and Fishburne went into business with his son.²
His son was Pliny Fishburne (1872-1962)⁶.

Over the years I see newspaper mentions of "Fishburne & Son" as well as "Fishburne's Drug Store", and the years overlap, so I assume these 2 names were used interchangeably to reference the same store.
I see a few newspaper references to a "Fishburne's Drug Store" in the 1960s - this was likely a different store.

Based on one of the labels on a bottle depicted below, Fishburne & Son eventually became part of the Rexall chain of drug stores .

	Clear 4.5" bottle embossed: vertical: FISHBURNE & SON / PHARMACISTS / Waynesboro, Va.
	Clear 3.75" bottle with a label: label: GLYCERINE / FISHBURNE & SON / PHARMACISTS, / WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA
	Clear 3.5" bottle with a label (& capsules still intact): label: FISHBURNE & SON / PHARMACISTS / WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA / ...
	Clear 5.7" screwtop bottle with a label: label, upper left corner: (picture of skull & crossbones) / POISON label, middle: TINCTURE IODINE ... / Fishburne & Son, Ltd. / PHARMACISTS / WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA label, lower left corner: THE / Rexall / STORE

This is a metal 25-cent token - front & rear views shown. It says: front: FISHBURNE'S / WAYNESBORO, VA. / SINCE 1878 / DRUG STORE rear: 25c IN TRADE