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  1. Dollar General - 402 South Business 51

    402 South Business 51, Assumption IL 62510

    4.4 Superb 17 reviews

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  2. Save A Lot - 1 West 4th Street

    1 West 4th Street, Pana IL 62557

    4.6 Superb 92 reviews

    “Save A Lot is a great store with friendly staff. Their prices are fair and it's the only place I will buy my meats. Eric can always be counted on to lend a hand, answer a question or just joke around. Great store and highly recommend to everyone”

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  3. Dollar General - 730 East Main Street

    730 East Main Street, Moweaqua IL 62550

    3.9 Good 48 reviews

    “They carry most of the items I need on a day to day basis as well as some items for my home I really like. Occasionally I have had to wait for the lady to come back to the register, they don't have enough employees to keep someone at the register at all times and more than once I have had to look around when I am ready to pay and wait. Good selection of discount items, many for $1”

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  5. Dollar General - 346 IL-29

    346 IL-29, Pana IL 62557

    3.4 Good 13 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 10 South Poplar Street

    10 South Poplar Street, Pana IL 62557

    3.7 Good 57 reviews

    “Friendly helpful staff, although store is always in some state of restocking and a little cluttered, they've done a good job at getting items in that the customers use as in wider variety, better quality products.”

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