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  1. Save A Lot - 1542 North Main Street

    1542 North Main Street, Rushville IN 46173

    4.2 Good 97 reviews

    “I love coming to Save-A-Lot.we moved from Shelbyville and I had never been here before. They are very convenient and the prices are great and their products are so good. I am a continued shopper here every week we love it thank you.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1544 North Main Street

    1544 North Main Street, Rushville IN 46173

    3.3 Good 60 reviews

    “Nice people, well staffed, well stocked. I think it went under new management or something and its doing really well now. It does have a self checkout now too. Its a little small, but nice.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1911 W State Rd 244

    1911 W State Rd 244, Milroy IN 46156

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

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  5. Dollar General - 315 State St

    315 State St, Glenwood IN 46133

    4.1 Good 45 reviews

    “Great to have a location in such a rural area. And, they're usually stocked up pretty well, sometimes with merchandise you can't always find at other locations too. Overall, much needed & much more appreciated.”

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  6. Dollar General - 713 N Main St

    713 N Main St, Carthage IN 46115

    4.1 Good 33 reviews

    “This store is one of the nicest Dollar General locations in Indiana. The manager goes above and beyond for her customers and takes great pride in her store. This location is always well stocked.”

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