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  1. Dollar General - 147 E Main St

    147 E Main St, Russells Point OH 43348

    3.7 Good 84 reviews

    “I love going there. The staff is always super friendly. It is always clean, and I always find what I need so that I don't have to go all the way into Bellefontaine and Walmart 😂”

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  2. Big Lots - 1760 S Main St

    1760 S Main St, Bellefontaine OH 43311

    4.3 Superb 81 reviews

    “Have not shopped in Big Lots before. Had a friend say to look there for a mattress. I was VERY skeptical as I've bought 2 others elsewhere & very unhappy with them. I 1st looked at Piqua, ended up taking a chance, had to pick it up from Bellefontaine. Long story, HIGHLY impressed with Joe, "Aaron", Phyllis, Shirley, as they all waited on me either on phone or at BELLEFONTAINE store. I talked to manager Joe 02/27/24 on the phone about the whole experience with mattress set. I proceeded to make sure he knew how much it meant to get such great customer service from these people. I was not near as impressed with Piqua store after going there 1st. Thank you all that was very efficient, kind & helpful! Speaks volumes to me!”

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  3. Dollar General - 308 N Main St

    308 N Main St, Bellefontaine OH 43311

    3.8 Good 69 reviews

    “I do a lot of traveling & the 1 thing i notice is all the trash around most of the dollar generals.. Well that isnt the case here, its always clean & attracting..”

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  5. Dollar General - 13797 OH-235

    13797 OH-235, Lakeview OH 43331

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “The place is always a clustered mess, but usually have what I'm looking for. Today I had to use a credit card, which I don't like to do, because they were locked out of their registers??? But always good prices!”

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