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| Keywords: new brunswick newbrunswick bottle druggist gary finch garyfinch drugstore mortar & pestle mortarpestle saint john saintjohn beverage food 6 1/2" aqua and 16 oz. clear, Est. 1848 on mortar & pestle, Medical Hall,. Big meds like the 16 oz. 8 1/2" clear McArthur are hard to find. Saint John Globe , April 16 1892. "The death of Robert D. McARTHUR is announced today. A native of St. John and a life long resident he came in contact with many people prominent for a long time in civic affairs, St. Andrew's Society and St. Andrew's Church. He had been ill for a considerable period and his death was not unexpected. Mr. McArthur was 67 years old and was born in the St. John Hotel building on King Square. He was intended for the medical profession and studied for some time with the late Dr. LIVINGSTONE, but circumstances compelled him to change his mind and he devoted himself to the drug business, starting for himself on King Street in 1847. He changed his place of business twice between that year and 1870 when he moved into the store on Charlotte Street which he has since occupied." Ed. note: T. B. Barker and Simeon Jones were among the pall bearers. 6 1/2" aqua and 16 oz. clear, Est. 1848 on mortar & pestle, Medical Hall,. Big meds like the 16 oz. 8 1/2" clear McArthur are hard to find. Saint John Globe , April 16 1892. "The death of Robert D. McARTHUR is announced today. A native of St. John and a life long resident he came in contact with many people prominent for a long time in civic affairs, St. Andrew's Society and St. Andrew's Church. He had been ill for a considerable period and his death was not unexpected. Mr. McArthur was 67 years old and was born in the St. John Hotel building on King Square. He was intended for the medical profession and studied for some time with the late Dr. LIVINGSTONE, but circumstances compelled him to change his mind and he devoted himself to the drug business, starting for himself on King Street in 1847. He changed his place of business twice between that year and 1870 when he moved into the store on Charlotte Street which he has since occupied." Ed. note: T. B. Barker and Simeon Jones were among the pall bearers. | ||||
