Discount Stores near Fredericktown, OH

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  1. 11 Malibu Circle, Fredericktown OH 43019

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “Always have nice clean store. They have restrooms and they are always clean. Helpful employees. They are a little expensive but that is the only store in the area.”

  2. 999 Coshocton Avenue, Mount Vernon OH 43050

    4.6 Superb 79 reviews

    “What you would expect from a Dollar tree store. It is cool that they have self-checkout a lot of Stella trees don't have that. Most items are $1.25 . Some items are a $1.50 $3 or $5.”

  3. 306 W Gambier St, Mt Vernon OH 43050

    4.6 Superb 31 reviews

    “I love this thrift store. Their prices were low and quality was great. Pricing was amazing unlike other thrift shops like Goodwill that is literally charging full price and some times more than the actual value of brand new items knowing it's used products. I will definitely be shopping here again. Thank you”

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  5. 909 Coshocton Ave, Mt Vernon OH 43050

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “Glenda nace is literally the best employee she’s so kind helpful We adore her She is the reason this place is operating and so efficient and happy. Please keep her forever Give her a raise”

  6. 40 Cleveland St, Butler OH 44822

    2.4 Poor 56 reviews

    “I have never been into a cleaner, more organized dollar general until I came here. This store is well managed and taken care of. I don't normally do reviews on chains stores like this but, this one was worth it. Keep up the great work!”

  7. 855 Coshocton Avenue, Mount Vernon OH 43050

    2.1 Poor 54 reviews

    “Hey there !!! I love love love Dollar General and all their cleaning supplies! I run my own cleaning business called Walker's Cleaning and Dollar General is where I do all my shopping for supplies!Thanks D. G.*Serinna at Walker's Cleaning”

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