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  1. Dollar General - 72 S Main St

    72 S Main St, Earlville NY 13332

    3.8 Good 31 reviews

    “Great prices, mostlygood amountsof each item that people are looking for. Presented with good service, helpful employees , conveniently quick,& easy location to access and get to.”

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  2. Dollar General - 113 Utica St

    113 Utica St, Hamilton NY 13346

    4.2 Good 68 reviews

    “The dollar general is one of my favorite places to go especially in Saturday. $5 off on $25! Yeah I got you. Download the app and use the cart calculated. Spend only $25, and save !”

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  3. Dollar General - 51 N Main St

    51 N Main St, Sherburne NY 13460

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “They have decently priced items and just about every category you can possibly think of. From back to school, kitchen, garden, tools, automotive, toys, food, and so much more. They change their products and items, very frequently, keeping everything they sell in good quantity, in demand and up to date. I absolutely love how cute some of their home decor is. Everything’s has a very new aged, very cozy home, country cottage feeling. Their customer service has always been decent, at least since the one girl that was always plain out rude to people either quit, switched stores or likely was fired. I would recommend going to either dollar store in the town of Norwich.”

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