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  1. Ernst Market - 11650 Dam Number 5 Road

    11650 Dam Number 5 Road, Clear Spring MD 21722

    5 Superb 150 reviews

    “I recently stopped by this small country store and had such a great experience that I had to leave a review. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel welcome. Everyone was incredibly friendly, patient, and genuinely happy to help customers. It’s the kind of place where you can tell they really care about the community and the people who shop there. One of the biggest highlights was definitely the subs. They were fresh, packed with ingredients, and made exactly how I wanted. You can tell they take pride in the quality of their food, and the portions were generous too. I’ll definitely be coming back for another sandwich soon. Another thing I loved was the huge variety of candy and snacks. They had everything from classic favorites to harder-to-find treats you don’t usually see in bigger chain stores.”

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  2. Wilson Store - 14921 Rufus Wilson Rd

    14921 Rufus Wilson Rd, Clear Spring MD 21722

    4.9 Superb 77 reviews

    “Excellent piece of Americana. This is a small, preserved general store restored to offer old candies, homemade chips, and other country offerings for a reasonable price. Highly recommend the drive there!”

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  3. Dollar General - 13120 Clear Spring Road

    13120 Clear Spring Road, Clear Spring MD 21722

    4.2 Good 36 reviews

    “One of the nicest dollar stores I've been in. Not sloppy for Christmas eve. No long line either. Saw lots of things I want for decorating. Hope to be back soon.”

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