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  1. Jamestown Market - 96 West Washington Street

    96 West Washington Street, Jamestown OH 45335

    4.2 Good 104 reviews

    “Not bad grocery store sometimes meat sales are pretty good kind of high on other things I'm better off to go to a bigger chain but if you're going for meats on the sales days or anything like that good place”

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  2. Dollar General - 108 W Washington St

    108 W Washington St, Jamestown OH 45335

    3.5 Good 67 reviews

    “I found what I went to buy eventually after I dodged all the stuff in the aisles that needed put away. It isn't the employees fault who you see workings fault. The company only puts one person working at all times. So you have to stock shelves run register and so on.”

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  3. Dollar General - 330 N Main St

    330 N Main St, Cedarville OH 45314

    3.6 Good 56 reviews

    “I just have to put this out there. I am thoroughly pleased with the service every I come here. Every cashier here always has such a great attitude. It is so encouraging to go to a store where the workers make me feel like they care about me. Whoever does the hiring there is doing a magnificent job. The workers at DG always enhance my already positive spirit. Proverbs 17:22”

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  5. Shell - 360 N Main St

    360 N Main St, Cedarville OH 45314

    2.4 Poor 20 reviews

    “The store hours posted on this Google panel have been inaccurate for quite some time. It is not open 24 hrs like it probably was before the pandemic, but it's never clear to me just how late it actually is open.”

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