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  1. Dollar General - 1260 E Main St

    1260 E Main St, Montpelier OH 43543

    3.6 Good 18 reviews

    “They have the best 1 dollar aisle I've ever seen but the shelf price don't always match the register and dg does this on purpose cuz they can get like $100 a day times that by 40,000 stores and then times that by 365 days. And yes you get the picture”

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  2. DG Market - 103 Stadium Dr

    103 Stadium Dr, Edgerton OH 43517

    4.1 Good 48 reviews

    “I like this place I like mindy herman she's the one that tells me where things are and she knows prices u dont even have to scan it with her she knows and she's kind to everyone!”

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  3. Dollar General - 601 S State St

    601 S State St, Pioneer OH 43554

    3.7 Good 72 reviews

    “This DG in Assumption oh is the cleanest, most well stocked I have seen. Restroom is clean an not used as a mop closet, papertowel is in a holder not on the assist bars. Shelves are fully stocked, no isle blocked by stock carts. Sheri was a very pleasant cashier”

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  5. Dollar General - 1420 W High St

    1420 W High St, Bryan OH 43506

    2.8 Average 14 reviews

    “The staff is always friendly and helpful. Shelves are kept stocked and the store is always clean! I usually know if I need something I can depend on DG to have exactly what I am looking for. If I can't find it the employees are willing to help point me in the right direction or suggest something else instead. Occasionally if they don't carry what I'm looking for someone will find a way to order it or help me find it at another local store.”

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