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  1. Dollar General - 291 Maple St

    291 Maple St, Friendsville MD 21531

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

    “I occasionally stop by this Dollar general when I visit my daughter in friendsville. I stopped in to grab a few things on Saturday evening and Shelly was my cashier. She was very friendly and had such a beautiful smile as I spoke to her. Very refreshing to meet a nice person after a long ride in the crazy traffic. This made me return to pick up snacks for my ride home on Monday. Shelly wasn't working but another really nice friendly young lady named Kelly was. I will surely be stopping in again and very soon. Thank you Ladies.”

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  2. Dollar General - 25185 Garrett Hwy

    25185 Garrett Hwy, McHenry MD 21541

    4.4 Superb 61 reviews

    “This dollar general is one of the Dollar generals that I've ever seen what this much stuff in it it is packed full are there Dollar generals have empty shelves not this one”

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  3. DG Market - 401 S Main St

    401 S Main St, Accident MD 21520

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “Not sure which Dollar General this was but I only shop at 3 different ones in my area and thats The DG in Accident Md. The 1 on Chestnut Ridge Rd and the newest one in Grantsville on Main St. Which I have to say Im very impressed with the store step up the quantity and quality of products and the availability of items being as the stores only been open I believe this Sun will be 2 weeks. So far the few staff that I've interacted with were all very friendly and very helpful. And I personally would like to Thank The Town of Grantsville for giving us local residents a awesome brand new Dollar General and lets not forget that Freezer section thats like a God send just in its own.”

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  5. Dollar General - 820 Casselman St

    820 Casselman St, Confluence PA 15424

    4.2 Good 45 reviews

    “Great to have nearby when you are out of something. But I hate it when they are unloading truck and have carts in the Isles. Maybe restock during the night...I know would keep the money out of the owners pocket. But someone is going to get hurt teying to get something behind a cart.”

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