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  1. Dollar General - 8441 Rte 119 Highway North

    8441 Rte 119 Highway North, Marion Center PA 15759

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “The manager is amazing ! Very nice. She works extremely hard to keep store maintained and the staff works right along side doing the very same. Amazing friendly staff . Store is spotless”

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  2. Dollar General - 25 Tanoma Rd Us 119

    25 Tanoma Rd Us 119, Home PA 15747

    5 Superb 3 reviews

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  3. Dollar General - 421 N 4th St

    421 N 4th St, Indiana PA 15701

    3.3 Good 51 reviews

    “There are small goblins in the area that ARE stealing jars so be very aware of these pesky predators. If you DO see a goblin please 1. Whistle at it once ten feet away. It will scare the goblin and convince it not to return. Two. Hide all jars and other glassware. DO NOT under any circumstances feed the goblin even if you have shrimp or other small treats in your car glove box, as most of us do. This will keep the goblin nearby for YEARS to come. I have been harassed by a single goblin named Bimblo now for twelve years because I gave it shrimp when I was 5 years old, so I have expertise that can be shared.”

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  5. Dollar General - 425 Franklin Street

    425 Franklin Street, Clymer PA 15728

    3 Average 61 reviews

    “It is Easter Sunday, 1:00 p.m., my kid is throwing up. Not only was this Dollar general open, but the dark haired girl working behind the counter was awesome. She was singing to herself and happy and very helpful. Also, I have never seen the incredible selection of children's medicine that was actually in stock. Keep up the great work. It was an Easter miracle.”

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