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  1. JC's Outlet - 1304 W Main St

    1304 W Main St, Clarksville AR 72830

    4.5 Superb 109 reviews

    “Great owner and staff. They are extremely accommodating and lots of goodies for your home, office. Wonderful assortment of pet products.. Love ❤️ this place! M”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1229 Market Street Ste T-5

    1229 Market Street Ste T-5, Clarksville AR 72830

    4.3 Superb 52 reviews

    “Love shopping here at Dollar Tree. Lot's of fantastic items to choose from. A crafters dream place. Everyone should stop there. Even though everything isn't a $1 anymore. It's $1.25”

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  3. Dollar General - 1102 E Main St

    1102 E Main St, Clarksville AR 72830

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “I love the Dollar General. #1 reason is I can take $20 and come out with 4 bags of can goods, sugar, bread, cheese, frozen foods and medicinal items. PLUS they have a $1 aisle that has name beans items that are such a great bang for your buck. (Literally) Thank you guys.I want one of your face-mask those have to be more comfortable than the others.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1312 West Main Street

    1312 West Main Street, Clarksville AR 72830

    2.6 Average 85 reviews

    “Been going here for years, this is my home town Dollar General. Staff is friendly and understanding. Also to the owner, if you not going to use the automated self check-out, get rid of the automated self check-out.”

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