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  1. Chubby Nubby's Thrift And Gift - 6640 US-70

    6640 US-70, La Grange NC 28551

    4.8 Superb 11 reviews

    “I love little country curiosity shops. You never know what treasures you'll find. I had been curious about it for a really long time and today my husband and I stopped by on our way home. It was better laid out than I expected it to be from the outside appearance and the lady there was just as sweet as she could be. We'll be stopping back in periodically to check for pre-owned treasures.”

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  2. Save Mart - 107A S Wooten St

    107A S Wooten St, La Grange NC 28551

    4.2 Good 29 reviews

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  3. Dollar General - 407 E Washington St

    407 E Washington St, La Grange NC 28551

    3.2 Average 46 reviews

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  5. Family Dollar - 223 E Washington St

    223 E Washington St, La Grange NC 28551

    3.4 Good 32 reviews

    “They redesigned the store and put stuff where it'll take you 3 years to find where everything is every 3 years they redesign the store when they do you that long to find out where everything is and once you get it figured out then that's when they go and change the store again they should have left it alone cuz it looks horrible the way it is now it's a whole lot harder to find things they say it's easier to find things but I used to could walk right straight to an aisle and pick something up now I got to spend 15 minutes to find out where it's at because it's the closest one to me since I'm in LaGrange or try to go to the one in LaGrange other than that I would go to a different one”

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