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  1. Dollar General - 514 Live Oak Street

    514 Live Oak Street, Marlin TX 76661

    4 Good 55 reviews

    “I’ve only been into this location (Marlin, TX) twice but I have been very impressed both times at how clean and organized this store is. I can honestly say I have not walked into a clean or organized Dollar General ever. The isles are always clear and product is in its place here. The young man working the register both times I’ve been in, has been professional and kind as well.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 431 Live Oak Street

    431 Live Oak Street, Marlin TX 76661

    2.2 Poor 30 reviews

    “Dollar Tree has very helpful staff, a nice selection of seasonal and standard merchandise, and is neat, clean, and well-organized. With the holiday season approaching I'm sure the aisles will be a bit more cluttered, but so are the aisles of every other store. I buy standard things like food storage bags, air fresheners, paper products, but I've seen shoppers loading up on everything from glassware to foods to kitchen equipment.”

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