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  1. Fill Up Mart Number Eleven - 27009 Miller City Rd

    27009 Miller City Rd, Olive Branch IL 62969

    4.8 Superb 5 reviews

    “Friendly workers clean 99.9 percent of the time....They have GREAT PIZZAS AND SEVERAL OTHER FOODS .BUT I THINK THEY NEED SOME HELP WHEN IT COMES TO WORKER.THE ONES THAT ARE THERE WORK HARD. AND THEY NEED HELP.......STOP IN WHEN THEY ARE OPEN”

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  2. Dollar General - 26845 IL-3

    26845 IL-3, Olive Branch IL 62969

    4.5 Superb 2 reviews

    “The girls are so sweet, Beth she's a sweetheart, But, Jordan, n Liz, are so awesome, The reason why I shop, n come in when they are there, they're going to make you smile and laugh!! If you have had maybe a bad day those guys are going to help you with things that you need, The check out is the place they get you, smiling and they're pretty darn good at it. In all seriousness I will go to the dollar store,from here on out, just can't beat them price's I am grateful for getting the store in our town ,Thanx!!!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 27281 IL-3

    27281 IL-3, Olive Branch IL 62969

    3.8 Good 30 reviews

    “This Dollar General really stepped up after the new Manager started, he’s an awesome guy and smooth talker. The employees are quite nice too. Also he’s brought in plenty of new items and keeps the shelves stocked quite full. Takis are always sold out though, the only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is when they’re stocking it’s clustered and hard to make my way through the store.”

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