Discount Stores near New Straitsville, OH

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  1. 115 Main Street, New Straitsville OH 43766

    4.7 Superb 11 reviews

    “This is a great thrift store! I don't make it through here often but I've had such good experiences that I always stop to see if they're open when I'm through there. The internet and her help are very friendly and helpful. The selection is just great - clothes, books, toys, home decor, kitchen, crafts, etc. It's decently organized. They don't have a lot of space so there is more in there than you might guess at first. Prices are reasonable. It's worth a stop to support this place.”

  2. 171 Clark St, New Straitsville OH 43766

    3.8 Good 52 reviews

    “The cleanest DG I have ever been too. All of the staff are awesome! Kandy is phenomenal, today I went in & planned on using “tap to pay” at self checkout, but my phone died as I was at the check out, (I didn’t have my car charger) she plugged my phone into her charger and let me wait til it turned on so I could get all the things I needed.”

  3. 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”

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  5. 35107 Hocking Dr, Logan OH 43138

    4.2 Good 108 reviews

    “The workers are great and super friendly but will only buy certain foods from here as ive had weird experiences with dairy/meats and frozen foods in the past. Not expired just tasted off.”

  6. 1100 East Canal Street, Nelsonville OH 45764

    3.5 Good 79 reviews

    “There are a lot of products to choose from. Definitely the best shop for almost anything you forgot on your grocery list or your bbq. 4 stars because the aisles are very small and hard for more than 1 person to navigate thru them. It definitely makes me feel like I have to hurry and not take my time.”

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