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  1. Dollar General - 962 South Maple St Sr37

    962 South Maple St Sr37, Orleans IN 47452

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “Employees were super cool to talk to while a buddy and I were waiting for a marketplace meet up and for my car to be towed. Whoever the two employees who were working the register around the times from 2pm-4pm on 9/17 should get a huge raise. Would recommend as a hangout spot while waiting for a tow or marketplace meet up. Needs more chairs though”

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  2. Dollar General - 1004 West Main Street

    1004 West Main Street, Paoli IN 47454

    4.4 Superb 65 reviews

    “Traveling through and needed a few snacks. It was pouring rain outside and the first thing inside the store was a rack of rain gear and umbrellas. Good thinking! Of course we grabbed some. On to the snack isle we found a great selection. We decided to wander the store for souvenirs. A few items in that vein but not many. Lots of holiday items. Cute novelty things. Plenty of shopping essentials. A plethora of clearance items which cluttered the front portion of the cash register area but that's normal for DG. The Dollar Diva (self proclaimed T-shirt wearing cashier) was so kind and friendly. She even used the store coupon to give us a discount since we didn't bring one in ourselves. The store was clean but cluttered with over stock in some areas. It has pretty much what you may need and some things you didn't need but couldn't resist.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1305 West Main Street

    1305 West Main Street, Mitchell IN 47446

    4.1 Good 88 reviews

    “Had a pleasant time shopping !! ☺ And Employees were friendly and helpful !!! Had a great shopping experience, manager or the assistant manager was a great help ..”

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