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  1. Dollar General - 57496 US-50

    57496 US-50, McArthur OH 45651

    4.5 Superb 51 reviews

    “Mom asked me stop at Dollar General so she could purchase some pain medication while on our road trip. We were both pleasantly surprised by this location. It was well stocked and organized. She found some generic Aleve and I decided to purchase ingredients for s'mores (which were conveniently all together) for our cabin trip this weekend. Mom also purchased some snack items. We used self checkout and an associate assisted us which was nice. Our check out was fast and easy. If I'm visiting Vinton County again I would stop by this location if I have any needs.”

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  2. Dollar General - 550 North Market Street

    550 North Market Street, McArthur OH 45651

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “They're getting ready to do down the store since it's old as hell.. had to deliver for renovation.. unloaded me quickly. There is a side dock there. Even a rookie can get in as long as he stays on the asphalt.”

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  3. Campbell's Market - 630 West Main Street

    630 West Main Street, McArthur OH 45651

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “Visited while staying in a nearby cabin. Impressed with the variety of items and prices. Friendly staff. Ice, firewood and a small selection of alcoholic beverages are available. They even had a decent gluten free section. I wish I had a market like this nearby at home.”

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