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  1. Dollar General - 348 IL-121

    348 IL-121, Bethany IL 61914

    3.8 Good 36 reviews

    “Nice store to have in a small town. Employees are always friendly and helpful. Just wish they would cut down on all the clutter in the aisles and around the registers. Would be 5 star if not for the mess.”

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  2. Dollar General - 900 IL-121

    900 IL-121, Mt Zion IL 62549

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “Awesome store to deliver to, great people working here. They stay on top of their back room. They made my job easier. We all work together to get it done quick and easy. Shannon and beard guy are top notch.”

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  3. Emerald Isle - 112 N Main St

    112 N Main St, Sullivan IL 61951

    4.1 Good 8 reviews

    “Emerald Isle is an awesome store with lots of treasures to find. If you don’t find something 1 time then go back and you might find something then. It’s a clean store and friendly workers!”

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  5. Dollar General - 505 W Division St

    505 W Division St, Findlay IL 62534

    3.3 Good 9 reviews

    “Shout out to all of your employees! I shop there frequently because it is close to my apartment and all of the workers are so kind. They go above and beyond my expectations regularly. 10/10 recommend.”

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  6. Dollar General - 107 E Jackson St

    107 E Jackson St, Sullivan IL 61951

    3.3 Good 63 reviews

    “The store seemed nice for no longer than I was in there. The main reason I am writing a review is the nice cashier who was very friendly to me and the other customers. She asked us if we wanted our receipts and to have a good day. Believe it or not that’s going above and beyond for most Dollar General’s especially the ones in Mattoon.”

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