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  1. Dollar General - 11255 W Carleton Rd

    11255 W Carleton Rd, Clayton MI 49235

    4.1 Good 9 reviews

    “Very nice on the inside and super convenient for quick trips without going into town. Can't wait for their hours to get more constant. Website says 8am, door doesn't have hours listed, tried going in at 8:40am but the doors were locked.”

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  2. Springs Party Store - 9672 US-223

    9672 US-223, Adrian MI 49221

    4.6 Superb 54 reviews

    “Stopped for fuel, but have picked up adult beverages and fuel many times, often having lower fuel prices. Please don't block the diesel pump when a gas pump is available.”

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  3. Hudson Market House - 325 Railroad St

    325 Railroad St, Hudson MI 49247

    3.7 Good 180 reviews

    “Love Market House in Hudson Michigan. My First Time There. I was sad about the Market House in Hillsdale closing. I only purchased chicken breasts, pork steaks, T-bone steaks. Great selections on all meat and better prices than Kroger meat. Definitely will continue shopping at Market House in Hudson. Very big store. A+ shopping experience!”

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  5. Dollar General - 400 Railroad St

    400 Railroad St, Hudson MI 49247

    3.6 Good 76 reviews

    “Stopped at this location this morning. The curly haired guy and short lady were so nice and so funny. My first time coming in and I am definitely coming back for the good service and the laughs.”

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  6. J J's Food Mart - 7991 Onsted Hwy

    7991 Onsted Hwy, Onsted MI 49265

    3.2 Average 12 reviews

    “Ok gas station, the subway inside is also just ok nothing about jjs is great but has been here since I was a kid growing up, but usually have good gas prices & a nice drink selection.”

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