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Discount Stores in Muleshoe, TX

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  1. Dollar General - 1302 W American Blvd

    1302 W American Blvd, Muleshoe TX 79347

    4 Good 52 reviews

    “I went in today and a young male was working I believe the name by Elio Sanchez. He was so helpful and nice. I couldn't find something simple and he stopped what he was doing and found it with such good attitude. He was very helpful to the guy checking out in front of me answered all his questions respectfully. He had such wonderful customer service.”

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  2. Heritage Thrift Shop - 402 Main St #402

    402 Main St #402, Muleshoe TX 79347

    3 Average 3 reviews

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  3. Family Dollar - 515 W American Blvd

    515 W American Blvd, Muleshoe TX 79347

    3.2 Average 24 reviews

    “Average Family Dollar. Nothing exceptional to see here. I was in a bind and needed printer paper which was easy to find. I typically don't shop at stores like this because there is too much stuff crammed into a tiny little building. The girl at the register was friendly and immediately stopped what she was doing to help me. For that, I give you four stars instead of three.”

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