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Dept. Band G. A. R., Year 1883.
Re-appointed Dept. Band, Year 1884.

Geneva Cornet Band.

S. B. Camp, Solo Eb Cornet.
J. D. Jamison, 2d " "
C. D. Camp, Solo Bb "
D. H. Conant, 1st " "
J. Schofield, [sic.] Bb Clarionette
O. C. Houchin, Solo Alto.
A. B. Pavton, 1st Eb Alto.

J. H. Camp, Solo Baritone.
O. C. Merrill, 1st Bb Tenor
R. B. Spear, 2d " "
A. C. Neeves, Bb Bass.
A. J. Jones, Eb Tuba.
W. T. Barry, Snare Drum
Wm. Merrill, Bass "

Leader,
S. B. Camp.

M. D. Williams,
Drum Major.

Geneva, Neb., 188

transparent, indeed one can
see to read through quite a
thick sheet of it.

Inside of this gelatinous
substance and occupying the
greater part of the fruit
is the spore bearing tissue
this is of a ([?]) brownish-
green color, somewhat resembling
brown paper
when wet.

Running through this
spore bearing tissue is a
kind of bundle consisting
of first a white (firm) tissue (∂);
then a more or less cellular
gray tissue (e); and on the

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Dept. Band G. A. R., Year 1883.
Re-appointed Dept. Band, Year 1884.

Geneva Cornet Band.

S. B. Camp, Solo Eb Cornet.
J. D. Jamison, 2d " "
C. D. Camp, Solo Bb "
D. H. Conant, 1st " "
J. Schofield, [sic.] Bb Clarionette
O. C. Houchin, Solo Alto.
A. B. Pavton, 1st Eb Alto.

J. H. Camp, Solo Baritone.
O. C. Merrill, 1st Bb Tenor
R. B. Spear, 2d " "
A. C. Neeves, Bb Bass.
A. J. Jones, Eb Tuba.
W. T. Barry, Snare Drum
Wm. Merrill, Bass "

Leader,
S. B. Camp.

M. D. Williams,
Drum Major.

Geneva, Neb., 188

transparent, indeed one can
see to read through quite a
thick sheet of it.

Inside of this gelatinous
substance and occupying the
greater part of the fruit
is the spore bearing tissue
this is of a ([?]) brownish-
green color, somewhat resembling
brown paper
when wet.

Running through this
spore bearing tissue is a
kind of bundle consisting
of first a white (firm) tissue ([d?]);
then a more or less cellular
gray tissue (e); and on the