Discount Stores near Chenoa, IL

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  1. 918 East Cemetery Avenue, Chenoa IL 61726

    2.6 Average 48 reviews

    “Enjoy shopping at this Dollar General. There is room to move your cart around, it is not cramped in space, and items are easy to reach. They carry a lot of dairy, easy meals, deli items, etc. Which makes it a convenient "one-stop" shop if you are in a hurry.”

  2. 1620 West Reynolds Street, Pontiac IL 61764

    4.3 Superb 59 reviews

    “Clean store,easy to find what your looking for.Great workers,Ellen is awesome,kind, always has a smile on her face and remember's her customer's and can call them by their first names.A great place to shop”

  3. 915 West Reynolds Street, Pontiac IL 61764

    3.2 Average 67 reviews

    “The staff was very friendly and helpfully. I searched all over town for disinfectant wipes. Finally found them here. Only to realize i forgot my wallet. The man at the counter held on to my things so i could run home and get it.”

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  5. 1710 P J Keller Hwy, Lexington IL 61753

    2.3 Poor 32 reviews

    “This is a good place to shop for basics like soap, toilet paper, some canned foods etc.... Also have cheap batteries and toys etc... Faster than driving to a big retail store.”

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