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  1. Dollar General - 14795 Millersburg Rd

    14795 Millersburg Rd, Danville OH 43014

    3.5 Good 6 reviews

    “I went hear and was harassed by a boy looking to be 19 with red hair and I herd one of the employees call him”drip god” he keep asking for money and he said “i will pay you back later man” but other than that vary good experience”

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  2. Dollar General - 23021 Coshocton Ave

    23021 Coshocton Ave, Howard OH 43028

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “The manager at this location is seriously so nice. He always greets you, always talks to all his customers and if you have your hands full he will ask if you need help to your car. He has turned this place around! And he always shows you what great customer service is suppose to be!”

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  3. Dollar General - 16511 Wooster Rd

    16511 Wooster Rd, Mt Vernon OH 43050

    3.4 Good 28 reviews

    “What an almost great store! They hire great staff, although they change frequently. They work hard. Seems they should hire more staff as they must leave the register unattended to stock , etc The most surprising purchase was Christmas cards that had no glue on the flaps. I glued 35!”

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