You're a Texas Outlaw in 1880 and Nobody Recognizes You

It's 1880. You're twenty-nine, an outlaw in Texas, and your beans are cold. Your share of the robbery was nineteen dollars. The reward on your head is two hundred. And this morning, your horse has thrown a shoe, which means walking straight into a town that has a sheriff. Spend one full day on the wrong side of the law: a wanted poster with a mustache you've never had, a nod from the sheriff himself, a blacksmith who swears he'd know that outlaw anywhere, and a stable boy who figures it out in about four seconds. Then a campfire, seventeen dollars and fifty cents, and the one person who would know your face. This is the same town and the same day as our Texas Sheriff, 1880 story, seen from the other side of the street. Watch the sheriff's day: [ŞERİF VİDEOSUNUN BAĞLANTISINI BURAYA YAPIŞTIR] Through illustrated storytelling, Another Lifetime brings the everyday past to life, one ordinary day at a time. This story is fiction, set in the everyday world of the American frontier. Would you have kept running? Or would you have gone back to the one place where somebody knows your face? Tell me in the comments. Subscribe for more journeys into everyday life in another era. Another time. Another life. You. Chapters 0:00 Cold beans by the creek 1:11 The day you left home 1:25 Your horse throws a shoe 2:13 The wanted poster 2:34 The sheriff on the bench 2:57 The blacksmith 3:27 The sheriff's question 4:05 Holding the sheriff's horse 4:34 The stable boy 5:38 He points north 6:29 A fire tonight 7:28 Your mother would know you #OldWest #1880s #History