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  1. Dollar General - 220 East Mercer Street

    220 East Mercer Street, Spiceland IN 47385

    3.5 Good 17 reviews

    “We go to this one because our store in Knightstown is just it nor have the staff to stock much. Cleanliness and organization needs work along with the building at Knightstown.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1261 South 14th Street

    1261 South 14th Street, New Castle IN 47362

    4.2 Good 40 reviews

    “Very convenient location & prices reasonable; the staff are so helpful & always smiling ?that is the most valuable aspect! Always feel better just to have a courteous, respectful staff with contagious smile & cheery mood ???”

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  3. Dollar General - 713 North Main Street

    713 North Main Street, Carthage IN 46115

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “This store is one of the nicest Dollar General locations in Indiana. The manager goes above and beyond for her customers and takes great pride in her store. This location is always well stocked.”

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  5. Dollar General - 9130 South Mill Road

    9130 South Mill Road, Knightstown IN 46148

    4.1 Good 68 reviews

    “Cleanest Dollar General I have ever seen. Staff is amazing. Good selection. Prices are competitive. Only issue is they could use another hundred square feet to make the store better handicapped accessible.”

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  6. Dollar General - 906 Broad Street

    906 Broad Street, New Castle IN 47362

    4.1 Good 94 reviews

    “Like it I can do all my shopping there they had some really good deals Mother's Day weekend 50% off a lot of things I love going here cuz they're all the employees are nice respectful and they will help you if they can”

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