Discount Stores in New Lexington, OH

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  1. 1218 OH-93, New Lexington OH 43764

    4.9 Superb 29 reviews

    “Always been a practical place to shop and located in a convenient place, only very few of these stores has produce like fresh tomatoes lettuce and onions things that are needed for a solid or toppings for a good sandwich”

  2. 512 N Main St, New Lexington OH 43764

    4.2 Good 100 reviews

    “WATCH HEAD TRAMA AT HAPPING HONEY ITS USA ROOSTER MOVIE MERCURY MOVIE BLACK MERCURY MOVIE MERCURY BACK OF NECK MOVIE CO NO ABOUT FUTURE BLACK MRN MAKE ME STAR TRI ME OR WHITE LOCAL BLACK OR TAKE OVER COMMUITY BLACK MEN IN HOME LAUGH AT HAPPING BLACK OR MURDER WHITE PEOPLE WOOF MERCURY BACK OF NECK BLACK 40 IN SEMI EZ RAIN FOR 40 DAYS MERCURY MOON THREE DAYS AGO CO NO ABOUT IT REMOVE BLACK ROPE ONLY BLACK OR B SPIT ON ONLY BLACK OR CUECIDOR BLACK PAPER VRBR AT A PN N B NICE BUT SPIT ON BLACK MOUTH”

  3. 753 Carroll St, New Lexington OH 43764

    3.8 Good 72 reviews

    “My daughter left her glasses in the toy section and we left and didn't even think twice about it until they were about to close.Luckily Hayley cared enough to go actually move stuff around to look for them.She was super helpful and friendly. A friendly helpful staff makes the places more pleasant to go.So shout out to Hayley. She just saved me $150!”

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