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  1. Big Lots - 195 US-231

    195 US-231, Jasper IN 47546

    4.1 Good 91 reviews

    “I’ve been coming to this Big Lots since I was a kid with my parents. Overall atmosphere hasn’t changed so it’s nostalgic to me in a weird way. I’m able to find certain items here that I can’t find at the bigger stores, and a few items at cheaper prices than the big guys. However, I will say - remodel your bathrooms!!! They’re waaaaay past due for one. Nothing crazy. Nothing fancy. Just rip out that old, grimy urinal and dingy flooring. I avoid the bathroom when I’m at this store because it’s something that gives me anxiety. Lol. I don’t think they’re dirty - they just LOOK dirty.”

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  2. Buyer's Market - 839 Third Avenue

    839 Third Avenue, Jasper IN 47546

    3.9 Good 69 reviews

    “Great deals here, but be prepared to look for them! Pretty disorganized and hard to tell which items are what price since stuff is kind of a mess. However we left happy with our purchases!”

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  3. Dollar General - 4117 N

    4117 N, 4117 Mannheim Road, Jasper IN 47546

    3.8 Good 76 reviews

    “If I need something that I forgot on my big grocery run.. this is the place I go. They always have the gatorades I need. And they actually have cherry coke in a 12 pack. I've been trying to get one of those from Walmart pick up for 2 weeks. Keep up the good work guys!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 671 Third Avenue

    671 Third Avenue, Jasper IN 47546

    3.5 Good 67 reviews

    “The one lady that has worked there the last year or so has been the only reliable employee they have and should be managing the store!! Great customer service and work ethic!!”

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