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  1. Dollar General - 545 N County Line Rd

    545 N County Line Rd, St Paul IN 47272

    4.1 Good 47 reviews

    “I worked here before my stroke and I loved it clean great friendly helpful hard working staff employees I miss working there I not only miss the staff but also miss the customers great place to come to saint Paul”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2521 East Dr #44

    2521 East Dr #44, Shelbyville IN 46176

    4.1 Good 80 reviews

    “I have been to A LOT of Dollar Trees and the one located in Shelbyville, Indiana is by far the best about checking out their customers and this store is always clean and well organized. No cluttered aisles or items just sitting around waiting to be shelved/ stocked. I recommend even other store managers of the same brand and of other brands to come through and check out what a great shopping experience looks and feels like by visiting the Dollar Tree in Shelbyville.”

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  3. DG Market - 9170 IN-9

    9170 IN-9, Hope IN 47246

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “Dollar general in Hope is always clean and the staff is always very friendly. Sometime the cashier Chris can be a little slow. But God love her she works more than one job.”

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  5. Big Lots - 1840 E Michigan Rd

    1840 E Michigan Rd, Shelbyville IN 46176

    4 Good 109 reviews

    “I rarely make it into big lots. My son mentioned checking out their Christmas items and I was really surprised in the selection. Lots of items and store was full. The check out area was a bit tight. If your cart is full be ready to juggle the items for the lack of room. Staff was nice and helpful.”

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  6. Dollar General - 315 E Broadway St

    315 E Broadway St, Shelbyville IN 46176

    3.8 Good 80 reviews

    “They usually have what I need when I don't want or need to run into a larger store. The bad side is sometimes it is messy in the store or the aisles are too filled with merchandise.”

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