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  1. Rankin's Grocery - 5614 MS-13

    5614 MS-13, Lumberton MS 39455

    4.6 Superb 44 reviews

    “After familiarizing with hours products and prices Rankins went up in my book. And they're the only atm, mean bean monster, and fuel location within 13 miles of my house. I like em way more than the family dollar. Rankins even has ethanol free gas so the husqvarna equipment appreciates that. ???”

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  2. Dollar General - 71 MS-26

    71 MS-26, Lumberton MS 39455

    4.4 Superb 69 reviews

    “YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND A GREAT BARGAINS IN DOLLAR GENERAL , ESPECIALLY WHEN LOOKING FOR SNACKS , DRINKS AND HOUSE HOLD CLEANING SUPPLIES , THEY ALSO HAVE VERY GOOD DEALS ON CLOTHING ITEMS , IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD DEAL , LOOK AT DOLLAR GENERAL BEFORE GOING TO WALMART , OR OTHER STORES , WHEN LOOKING FOR SNACKS , DRINKS , HOUSE HOLD CLEANING SUPPLIES , AND CLOTHING ITEMS !!!!”

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  3. Piggly Wiggly - 772 E Main Ave

    772 E Main Ave, Lumberton MS 39455

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “The plate lunches are made from Homemade with perfect seasoning! Leslie the manager of the deli makes everything perfectly! The prices for a plate lunches are very affordable. The Piggly Wiggly has better prices then Walmart or any other grocery store. They also have boiled crawfish that are boiled correctly with the correct amount of seasonings!”

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  5. Dollar General - 839 East Main Avenue

    839 East Main Avenue, Lumberton MS 39455

    3.9 Good 56 reviews

    “Always new faces that work there besides one lady. I understand help is hard to find especially now days that people don't want to work. Still great store tho”

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  6. DG Market - 5497 MS-13

    5497 MS-13, Lumberton MS 39455

    3.8 Good 5 reviews

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