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  1. Dollar General - 1018 N 6th St

    1018 N 6th St, Petersburg IL 62675

    3.5 Good 54 reviews

    “Always friendly staff and definitely one of the cleaner dollar general stores I've been in here in the Midwest. The manager could definitely be friendlier and more helpful to both customers and employees. Lately they haven't had the things we normally pick up from here which is disappointing because it's been over 2 weeks of waiting with no success.... but I will keep the faith. Small town stores are a need to many of us so if a grouchy manager and a few empty spots of the shelf is all I have to deal with I'm positive I can withstand this storm lol!”

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  2. Dollar General - 215 Abe Lincoln Dr

    215 Abe Lincoln Dr, Athens IL 62613

    3.2 Average 53 reviews

    “Jeff is the MAN! Not sure what’s going on or if there are new workers, but the shelves have been stocked the last few times I’ve been in there which is amazing!! Jeff made my experience there today (7/02) awesome! He was so upbeat, cracking jokes and was a huge help with everyone that was in there! I know it probably sucks working on this holidays weekend, but he looked like he was complaining one bit! I wish everyone worked like Jeff does!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 309 E Chestnut St

    309 E Chestnut St, Mason City IL 62664

    2.5 Average 51 reviews

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