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  1. Dollar General - 359 Main St

    359 Main St, Rutland OH 45775

    3.9 Good 39 reviews

    “I have went to this new location a few times. Everytime I go the store is always clean, and the store manager and cashiers are always friendly. I would choose this location, in Rutland OH, before going to the other location.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 50 S 2nd Ave

    50 S 2nd Ave, Middleport OH 45760

    4.9 Superb 34 reviews

    “Friendly staff and a decent place to grab the "one thing" you forgot at the grocery store. Also a great place to find gift cards and phone accessories in a pinch. Durring the holliday season they offer a great price on toys and part supplies as well.”

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  3. Save A Lot - 700 W Main St

    700 W Main St, Pomeroy OH 45769

    4.3 Superb 83 reviews

    “We stop here whenever we are in the area. They have most everything we come after and their prices are competitive. Their help is courteous, and the store is clean. They are seldom crowded, and one can get checked out rather quickly.”

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  5. Dollar General - 520 E Main St

    520 E Main St, Pomeroy OH 45769

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “Went after a $1.00 sim card they had butI ended up leaving with $54.00 worth of other items instead and don't regret getting any of the unplanned items. I just wish they were able to ring up the sim card that wouldn't scan for some unknown reason so now I will need to return tomorrow to try and get the sim card.”

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  6. Dollar General - 576 Adamsville Rd

    576 Adamsville Rd, Mason WV 25260

    4 Good 48 reviews

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