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  1. Dollar General - 8 Camaro Drive

    8 Camaro Drive, Beverly WV 26253

    3.7 Good 48 reviews

    “They have Just about anything you need at cheaper prices Quality brand Clothes cosmetics food. Milk..pop.. medicines..toliet paper Cigerettes...it's all good”

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  2. Dollar General - 1211 Harrison Ave

    1211 Harrison Ave, Elkins WV 26241

    4.5 Superb 75 reviews

    “I made a somewhat complicated purchase this evening at this store and the two ladies working went above and beyond to help me. Their kindness and and assistance was the true definition of excellent customer service!”

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  3. Big Lots - 710 Beverly Pike

    710 Beverly Pike, Elkins WV 26241

    4.2 Good 94 reviews

    “Big Lots is a great place to go and enjoy. They have a fair selection of furniture and home goods. They also have a small selection of kids and adult clothes but pay extra attention to the sizing because the kids sizes seem to be a tad smaller then labeled. I would also like to point out that there is no delivery option on the furniture which can turn away potiental buyers. I have foind everytime we come here there is always a sale to be found!”

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  5. Dollar General - 3410 Seneca Trail

    3410 Seneca Trail, Valley Bend WV 26293

    4.4 Superb 5 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 107 3rd St

    107 3rd St, Elkins WV 26241

    3.4 Good 53 reviews

    “I really like dollar general they at least haven't raised all they're prices like the other stores. Most things you buy there stay about the same.This place is the best when it comes to value . Most other stores have doubled and tripled there prices on everything its horrible but I can count on dollar general.”

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  7. DG Market - 10008 Seneca Trail

    10008 Seneca Trail, Mill Creek WV 26280

    3.1 Average 33 reviews

    “Good prices, good for every day items. Well organized, consistent with the merchandise, might not have the variety of products that are offered in bigger stores, but they have one of most anything. Plus they have nice seasonal merchandise that dosent cost too much.”

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