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  1. Dollar General - 614 East Walnut Street

    614 East Walnut Street, Deming NM 88030

    4.1 Good 91 reviews

    “Very friendly and helpful employes..The storecwas well stocked and had everything we need,the problem was not any shopping carts,they keep getting stolen..I was in Houston and the Dollar General store I was in had poles attached to their shopping carts so you could shop throughout the store but the pole would not let the cart go out the door,you just carried out your bags..great idea!!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 800 East Cedar St A

    800 East Cedar St A, Deming NM 88030

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “It's a typical small town Dollar Tree, filled with all kinds of goodies! Last day of February saw both Easter and St Patrick's day decor. I always find lots of stuff that I didn't know I needed when I shop here, and everything on my list, plus things I've been unable to find anywhere else in town. Could it be better? Yes, they could use more room and more cashiers, but so could everyone else in town. Bonus: front door parking!”

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  3. Family Dollar - 811 South Platinum Avenue

    811 South Platinum Avenue, Deming NM 88030

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “Ridiculous wait in cashier long line. Only one NEW girl checking who wasn't fully trained and 2 others running around. This disorganization led to 2 people cutting in line ahead of me. Place kinda looks worn out and outside is rough. I gave it a 4 because it's well stocked and has a good selection.”

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