Hi Cody,
I can fill in a little information about the Saltsburg Bottle Works Co. from Griffenhagen and Bogard (1999), p. 104.  The bottle manufacturer was located in Pittsburgh and, in 1890, described themselves as makers of "fine prescription ware and flint glass bottles" of different designs.  The company president, Clifton H. Beach received patents in 1893 and 1897, for two specific prescription bottles: the Berlin oval and the Bartlett round.  The company name was changed to the Saltsburg Bottle Co. by 1899, so your bottle may predate 1900.  
Your bottle may be one of the two bottles patented by Beach so an online search of the U.S. Patent Office site might be helpful.  If you haven't done so, it might also be useful to contact the Farmerville, Texas historic society or library for their input on the pharmacist.  Perhaps there are town directories with advertising from the period 1890-1900.
Good luck.
Allen Vegotsky

-----Original Message-----
>From: Cody Davis <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Nov 20, 2012 3:06 PM
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>Subject: Medicine Bottle Help
>
>We are doing some research on a medicine bottle that was recently recovered
>from some excavations here in North Central Texas. It is a pre-1900 bottle
>that is embossed with the local druggist company name in Farmersville,
>Texas. However, the bottom has a makers mark that is S.B.W. which is from
>Saltsburg Bottle Works in Saltsburg, PA. The only information I have found
>is that this company made "druggist wares" between 1890 and 1900. Does
>anyone know where I could find more information about this company or other
>refrences? I get no results with various internet searches. Any help would
>be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
>-- 
>Cody S. Davis, MA, RPA
>Project Archaeologist/Project Manager
>AR Consultants, Inc.
>805 Business Parkway
>Richardson, TX 75081
>www.arc-digs.com
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