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  1. Dollar General - 935 Sidney E Manning Blvd

    935 Sidney E Manning Blvd, Flomaton AL 36441

    3.8 Good 50 reviews

    “Alright so i gave it 5 stars because it has great workers, and they are very polite n kind when you need help or checking out! I sometimes feel like they my parents n ish because they so nice”

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  2. Family Dollar - 14218 S Alabama St

    14218 S Alabama St, Jay FL 32565

    4.4 Superb 30 reviews

    “Stopped by the store in Jay Fl. It was a great experience, nice clean store, wonderful employees. Got to talk with the manager Katie, she's was so polite and helpful. Great experience”

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  3. Dollar General - 7731 N Century Blvd

    7731 N Century Blvd, Century FL 32535

    4 Good 5 reviews

    “This is the most organized and fully stocked Dollar General I have EVER been to ! The manager keeps this place spotless and it’s such a lovely experience shopping here ! Me and my family will definitely be back !! I would give 20 stars if I could, this manager definitely needs a raise ! ❤️”

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  5. Dollar General - 9410 N Century Blvd

    9410 N Century Blvd, Century FL 32535

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “They have the cleanest store in Century Florida the new one at the other end of town smell like wet Moldy Army duffle bag and is always over crowded iles and or under staffed. The other store always attracts violence from Century Florida poor and mentally ill as well. It really is not okay to have two "DG" and a Family dollar in the same small town. It's as unattractive as having Free Masonic Lodges on ever corner posing as Churches. Why can't they have more small garden farmers and a Farmers market? Don't these country folks farm, fish, and hunt?”

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