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  1. Dollar General - 2378 Delsea Dr

    2378 Delsea Dr, Franklinville NJ 08322

    4.2 Good 79 reviews

    “This is my favorite Dollar general because Todd is absolutely amazing!!! He is so kind and he's always working so hard. He doesn't allow me to carry the big case of water to the counter he runs and grabs me a cart. He's always smiling and working hard and I feel like he deserved five stars today. Thanks so much Todd for all you do ! Keep smiling !”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 4437 NJ-27

    4437 NJ-27, Franklin NJ 08540

    4.2 Good 43 reviews

    “Fantastic selection of things for your house you didn't know you needed. Nothing is a dollar anymore, and some are as high as 5 or 10 dollars. Still, great values.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 100 NJ-23 Suite 10

    100 NJ-23 Suite 10, Franklin NJ 07416

    3.6 Good 97 reviews

    “I loved cong into this dollar tree. Soo pleasant . No messy isles . Everything was organized and on the shelves Not like the ones in the city. Everything is thrown Round. It wasmt people on top of u. I really enjoyed coming here. I even spoke to an employee I believe her name was Jamie. Sooo nice . She makes sure everything is nice the way it be. Def will come back here.”

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  5. LUKOIL - 91 NJ-23

    91 NJ-23, Franklin NJ 07416

    2.8 Average 24 reviews

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