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  1. Dollar General - 14 Bridge St

    14 Bridge St, Walton NY 13856

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “Pretty decent store lots of goods they offer and definitely better than the family dollar when it comes to buying most things you'd expect from a dollar store with a large selection.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 183 Delaware St

    183 Delaware St, Walton NY 13856

    3.8 Good 55 reviews

    “That new manager they put there has really cleaned up the place a lot such a big difference much better store now that she's therein a town where we have to fight drug addicts stealing all the time and ruining it for the good people she has handled herself very well the one complaint I would have to say that pink headed cashier that just keeps talking and plays fake nice and always talking about her kidney infections really not appropriate people want to get in and get out not have you comment about every item there buying the rest of the crew really great people”

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  3. Dollar General - 15276 NY-30

    15276 NY-30, Downsville NY 13755

    4.7 Superb 6 reviews

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