Discount Stores near Millersburg, OH

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  1. 759 S Washington St, Millersburg OH 44654

    3.9 Good 66 reviews

    “Nice and clean, plenty of light. Makes a pleasant shopping experience. Most Dollar General stores carry a small selection of clothes, that's my only problem, more selection would be great. Thank you!”

  2. 2530 OH-60, Killbuck OH 44637

    3.8 Good 44 reviews

    “Perfect for convenience when you don't have a ton of things to get and when you want to avoid driving further to a larger store. Quick in and out. Employees are very friendly and helpful!”

  3. 403 W South St, Shreve OH 44676

    2.6 Average 56 reviews

    “These employees that work at this dollar store in shreve ohio are very awesome very helpful very kind an to the people that b#### about the prices there stocking welp.... news flash they don't stock bread hostess snack cakes soda pop ect...an by the way they are a no order store dg sends what they think they need ...an also its not the employees fault when dg makes them change there shelves every month or so ...price is not the employees fault its called everything is going up so I want to thank all you employees.... for what you do ....we are lucky to have a dg in shreve ... an if ya want to B#### why don't you try an work there an help instead of B####### an stop stealing stuff that is horrible when ya see people stealing especially at the self check out scan an item get 1 free shame on you ...maybe also stop stealing.....”

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  5. 9473 Fredericksburg Rd, Fredericksburg OH 44627

    2.3 Poor 22 reviews

    “I think everyone in this store does the best they can! It's been a rough go with not many employees, but I know if we all work together it will get better! I know I will do the best I know how! Patience is a virtue!”

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