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  1. Dollar General - 11111 TX-146 N

    11111 TX-146 N, Hardin TX 77561

    3.5 Good 76 reviews

    “I love the convenience that this corner store offers, and was so surprised at the amount of fresh produce available… this and all dollar general stores is that the are over crowded and that makes for some anxiety”

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  2. Dollar General - 42685 TX-105

    42685 TX-105, Batson TX 77519

    4.5 Superb 56 reviews

    “Super Sweet Staff...ALL the Ladies are always in a Good Mood, Helpful, Hard Working and Curtious !! They ALL NEED A RAISE AND PROMOTION !! They keep the store stocked well and Super Clean !!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 13695 US-90 E

    13695 US-90 E, Liberty TX 77575

    3.6 Good 59 reviews

    “They shouldn't have a sign saying they have western union when it doesn't work at there store they need to take it down or get it working,the service was great”

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  5. Dollar General - 2337 N Main St Ste A

    2337 N Main St Ste A, Liberty TX 77575

    3.4 Good 54 reviews

    “as soon I entered and I was having a bad day and I was buying chips and sodas so this cashier was so nice to me he ask me if I needed help with anything and he such a good worker and I ask to use the restroom mostly other dollar general don’t let u use the restroom”

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  6. Dollar General - 138 TX-105

    138 TX-105, Liberty TX 77575

    3.5 Good 39 reviews

    “Just love their believe lashes they're so under price for the quality I was very amazed when I grab some but I didn't have time to go to Sally's and love their clarensau and Dollar Deals I'm things that you would find for 3 something for hand soap you can get for a dollar why would you shop here great customer service”

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