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  1. Piggly Wiggly Jemison - 24716 US-31

    24716 US-31, Jemison AL 35085

    4.3 Superb 97 reviews

    “The one in jemison has always been nice people my only thing with piggy wiggly ( any store nowadays) they're so expensive! But u have no other option in jemison/ thorsby!”

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  2. Dollar General - 13165 Co Rd 42

    13165 Co Rd 42, Jemison AL 35085

    3.5 Good 36 reviews

    “This dg is usually relaxed with few people and small crowds. You can get in and out fast and the people are nice/courteous and dont mind taking time to help. Good country location and people. Expect southern hospitality.”

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  3. Dollar General - 8898 Co Rd 42

    8898 Co Rd 42, Jemison AL 35085

    3.1 Average 54 reviews

    “Friendly, clean inside but parking lot could use a cleaning... Fairly well stocked and in appropriate area with prices including sale items/notices easy to see.. also cashier/manager was manning the register and self checkout was working... I did have issue with machine but cashier person in charge was quick to come to aid and correct issue quickly with no hassle because I had proof ready to show... Would recommend any day over any store in Clanton... It is like night and day versus the North Clanton and 2nd avenue (old Fred's or Winn Dixie location) compared to this Jemison location...”

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  5. Sunny Food Shell Store - 12551 Co Rd 42

    12551 Co Rd 42, Jemison AL 35085

    2 Poor 12 reviews

    “My son puked all over himself and me. The guy was so nice and let us use the hose and we got cleaned right up. The bathrooms are clean. Great little stop for on the way to florida!”

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