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  1. Dollar General - 95 Peterborough St Rt 202

    95 Peterborough St Rt 202, Jaffrey NH 03452

    2.6 Average 67 reviews

    “Newer management and staff are doing a great job. They keep shelves stocked as much as possible. Yes they seem to be understaffed but they always seem to be busy not standing around doing nothing. Staff is friendly, helpful, funny and personable.”

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  2. Ocean State Job Lot - 19 Wilton Rd Suite 23

    19 Wilton Rd Suite 23, Peterborough NH 03458

    4.1 Good 125 reviews

    “I admit, I love this place. I have to go in with a list or else I end up buying too much. They usually have things that are a dollar or more less expensive than other places. It's great for garden supplies, bird seed, containers or whatever. I try to look online before I go to see if they have something first. This store has very friendly staff too. They will help you find things in the store. They have seeds and plants. The perennials that I bought earlier in the season are doing well. I wasn't sure that they would, but they are fine. I even got a couple of fruit bushes too. They have rows of food also, but I am usually too tired to look these days but I'm sure that you can find good stuff. Just be sure to check the dates. It's a really fun store.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1 Jaffrey Rd

    1 Jaffrey Rd, Peterborough NH 03458

    3.3 Good 64 reviews

    “The staff are always very nice but overwhelmed. Boxes fill the isles so shopping at times can be very difficult. Not the staffs doing. They try to replenish the goods but it's not easy to do while waiting on customers. This store is the best of the best when it comes to the staff !! It would be nice if they could hire help during the night .”

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