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  1. Dollar Tree - 1245 South Harris Street

    1245 South Harris Street, Sandersville GA 31082

    4.3 Superb 30 reviews

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  2. Roses Express - 682 South Harris Street

    682 South Harris Street, Sandersville GA 31082

    4.3 Superb 20 reviews

    “As with most discount stores, you find the same old stuff in them but i will say I found some things that kind of stand out here. The mens clothing section was my target because i was gift shopping at the time was filled with some really great things and great clearance racks for men. They have a good snack section as most of them do and as far as the kids and women section not bad. Upon checking out the sales associate was really friendly as 99% of the time in these small town businesses they are cause they usually they know when your don't live there( my Bronx twang still gives me away!). A clean, and friendly store and i will return soon.”

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  3. Dollar General - 605 East McCarty Street

    605 East McCarty Street, Sandersville GA 31082

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “Store was over stocked, boxes in isles. But the seems to be par for the course with Dollar General. Michelle was amazing! Kind, courteous, knowledgeable and friendly you can tell she genuinely loves her customers.”

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  5. Dollar General - 612 South Harris Street

    612 South Harris Street, Sandersville GA 31082

    4.1 Good 35 reviews

    “What time does this store close? I pulled up at 7:52pm, the doors were open and they were dragging a rack inside. By the time I could get out of my car walking towards the door the locked them. It wasn’t 8:00 yet.”

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