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  1. Dollar General - 1011 North Jefferson Street

    1011 North Jefferson Street, Ossian IN 46777

    2.8 Average 81 reviews

    “Needed clothspins, they had 3 different sizes! Friendly staff and always busy keeping store stocked and neat with constantly changing stock. I'm not a typical DG shopper but glad to have option for last minute purchases.”

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  2. Dollar General - 123 W Market St

    123 W Market St, Bluffton IN 46714

    4 Good 61 reviews

    “This is a downtown location with on street parking. I was here in the evening so parking wasn't an issue. Sometimes the street can be busy during the day. The store is packed full of items and the aisles can be narrow, but things are generally organized. I needed help finding something and the employee was very helpful.”

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  3. Dollar General - 17604 Wayne St

    17604 Wayne St, Zanesville IN 46799

    3.4 Good 63 reviews

    “It's a decent store when it's actually open. They are almost constantly short- staffed, so be prepared to arrive to a closed store hours before its posted closing time.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 935 North Main Street

    935 North Main Street, Bluffton IN 46714

    3.2 Average 76 reviews

    “Loved it. Store was clean, they had tons of Halloween stuff already out for display. We found everything we needed plus more!!! The manager was very talkative & told us about his son. It felt welcoming. I will shop here again”

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  6. Dollar General - 1915 E Tillman Rd

    1915 E Tillman Rd, Fort Wayne IN 46816

    3.1 Average 60 reviews

    “Just wish I could of gotten $5 off my almost $60 purchase...there need to be some can of resolution for regular customers that spends large amounts...with a coupon or Not. Thank you”

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  7. Family Dollar - 6443 Bluffton Rd

    6443 Bluffton Rd, Fort Wayne IN 46809

    2.4 Poor 49 reviews

    “I stopped into this Family Dollar to get some greeting cards and some air fresheners as well as laundry detergent. There was one girl working the store who was unloading an entire shipment from a tractor trailer all by herself. She was very polite even though she had boxes stacked from floor to ceiling in every aisle. She immediately stopped what she was doing when I got done my shopping and came to the counter to check me out. She had a huge smile and was more than polite considering the stress she was under. There is a brand new Family Dollar just a mile down the road but this store always has a great employee that works during the day on weekdays. She is a huge asset to the company. She told me she had been working there many years and the she enjoyed her job even though they can't get help. I found exactly what I was looking for and as usual the prices can't be beat. The outside however could use some work. The parking lot is full of potholes and the exterior of this store is in dire need of some tender loving care. It is easy to get in and out of this Plaza on to Bluffton Road and had either north or south at any given time. I always use this Family Dollar as opposed to the new one because it is quieter and because of the staff even though the newer one is of course in better shape cosmetically.”

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