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  1. DG Market - 4910 Fairfield Rd Ste G

    4910 Fairfield Rd Ste G, Fairfield PA 17320

    3.1 Average 55 reviews

    “Don't let a few letters out on the sign fool you - this is the nicest Dollar General I've ever set foot in! Clean, tidy, well stocked, and a large grocery selection - plus friendly and welcoming staff!”

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  2. Dollar General - 2 Springs Ave

    2 Springs Ave, Gettysburg PA 17325

    3.3 Good 79 reviews

    “Grey and Mary we're so wonderful and so helpful. They both really went above and beyond with their customer service and assistance in the store, I hope they get recognized. I am definitely coming back to this Dollar general from now on, because of them.”

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  3. Dollar General - 501 E Main St

    501 E Main St, Emmitsburg MD 21727

    3 Average 84 reviews

    “The staff at this Dollar General was the friendliest and most helpful staff I have interacted with in a long time. For any store, not just Dollar General. The two guys on staff worked super hard to help me find what I was looking for, and were extremely nice about it. Highly recommend.”

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  5. Dollar General - 15038 Buchanan Trail East

    15038 Buchanan Trail East, Blue Ridge Summit PA 17214

    2.8 Average 64 reviews

    “Lefties love gel pens, right? If you have an ink-smudged side of your left hand, pay attention. DG now sells PaperMate Ink Joy gel 0.7, with quick-dry ink. They've changed the game for me! A great price & it comes in lots of cool colors. Say goodbye to those ink stains & hello to clean writing. Go, southpaws!”

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  6. Dollar General - 3612 Chambersburg Rd

    3612 Chambersburg Rd, Biglerville PA 17307

    2.6 Average 61 reviews

    “very nice location with associates willing to help! As far as the comment about the trash goes, these associates have enough on their plate and should not have to worry about the public trashing their location. I have seen them out there multiple times cleaning up garbage! Get people to stop dumping their garbage where ever they please and it wouldn't look trashy!”

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