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  1. The Bargain Spot Monroe - 127 6th Street

    127 6th Street, Monroe WI 53566

    4.3 Superb 94 reviews

    “Everytime I go in, its always something different. Its definitely worth stopping in every once in a while to see what's new. I personally like going at least once a week . Highly recommend.”

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  2. Dollar General - 639 4th Avenue

    639 4th Avenue, Monroe WI 53566

    3.7 Good 67 reviews

    “My wife Susan andI I love this store. Great prices and great people! The manager Kandi is totally awesome! This is a great place to get everything you need especially if you are looking for Itunes gift cards to send to Mark Harmon on Facebook...you know if you are smart like that. ??”

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  3. Dollar General - 100 Samuelson Dr

    100 Samuelson Dr, Orangeville IL 61060

    3.9 Good 8 reviews

    “My only complaint is I wish heads of dollar general take some customers suggestions for foods they would like to see carried.i drink diet soda a lot and would like to see diet orange sunkist, diet ginger ale and diet squirt all in sales with bottles not 2 Liter too heavy .many seniors shop for our groceries in this store.i personally spend over $100 week.what sells in one store may not sell in all stores so customer suggestions should be used my management”

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